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Adverse possession explained
Adverse possession, sometimes referred to as squatting, can give someone legal ownership of land if they have occupied it in a particular way for a certain length of time. Also…
Adverse possession, sometimes referred to as squatting, can give someone legal ownership of land if they have occupied it in a particular way for a certain length of time. Also…
Not exactly. However, a recent case has confirmed that landlords may still be able to use the accelerated procedure under Section 21 (S21) of the Housing Act 1988 (HA 1988)…
With the pause (stay) having been lifted from claims for possession of residential property the courts now appear to be running with commendable speed and efficiency in relation to problem…
Many landlords and letting agents had been awaiting the 23rd of August with some anticipation, as this was the date on which the stay on possession proceedings was due to…