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Housing Articles
Unclear Drafting Blamed for Dispute Over Right of Way (12 April 2010)
A recent case in the Court of Appeal illustrates how disputes can arise between neighbours as a result of ambiguous drafting of legal documents. In this case, the dispute concerned the owners of neighbouring properties that had originally been one parcel of land. When the owner died, the property was divided according to the terms of her will. The consents which conveyed the land to the beneficiaries were unclear, however. Read more...
Unclear Drafting Blamed for Dispute Over Right of Way (12 April 2010)
A recent case in the Court of Appeal illustrates how disputes can arise between neighbours as a result of ambiguous drafting of legal documents. In this case, the dispute concerned the owners of neighbouring properties that had originally been one parcel of land. When the owner died, the property was divided according to the terms of her will. The consents which conveyed the land to the beneficiaries were unclear, however. Read more...
No Duty of Care Owed to Social Housing Tenants (12 April 2010)
A recent Court of Appeal decision considered whether a local authority had a duty of care towards its social housing tenants. Read more...
Hypothetical Tenant Doesn’t Count (12 April 2010)
When vacating premises at the end of a lease, the maximum amount of the tenant’s liability for dilapidations under the dilapidations clause will be based on the difference in value of the leased property in its repaired and unrepaired states. Read more...
Hypothetical Tenant Doesn’t Count (12 April 2010)
When vacating premises at the end of a lease, the maximum amount of the tenant’s liability for dilapidations under the dilapidations clause will be based on the difference in value of the leased property in its repaired and unrepaired states. Read more...