Our client wished to build a small flat at the rear of his property with its own access. He agreed terms with the claimant to build the flat and was quoted a sum of £41,500 to complete the project. The claimant agreed to waive the VAT payable on the sum […]
It is widely accepted that leasehold ownership does not work in the best interests of leaseholders because the balance of power in existing leases, and the legislation that governs it, is too heavily weighted against leaseholders. This should change. During the campaign last year for a change in the law, […]
Marsans were recently asked to represent a landlord who was being prosecuted by a local authority for offences under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. The local authority in question alleged that our client was letting several of his investment properties as HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation). Although they […]
