Rights of Way Disputes – What are my rights?
A right of way over land or an accessway can often become problematic when land in the vicinity of the…
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How to set aside a County Court Judgment
We have previously covered how to enforce a County Court Judgment (CCJ). However, as the Prime Minster recently found out, it can also…
Read moreForfeiture – during the COVID-19 pandemic
Ordinarily, forfeiture can be an effective weapon for a landlord to obtain compliance with a tenant’s contractual obligations under a…
Read moreHow to enforce a County Court Judgment
Obtaining a County Court Judgment (CCJ) can seem like the end of the matter, but it is only half the…
Read moreFinancial Penalties for HMOs
The holder of an HMO Licence has to maintain certain standards in their Property. Local Authorities are charged with monitoring and…
Read moreLease Extensions during Lockdown
With the lockdown still on-going, the legal world has begun adapting to the new landscape. In this article we are…
Read moreCoronavirus: Advice for Residential Landlords
The Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak has had a profound impact on residential tenancies. We have compiled below a list of the most…
Read moreCoronavirus: Advice for Commercial Landlords
The Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak has caused massive disruption to everyday life. At Pinney Talfourd we have seen an increase in…
Read moreReal Estate: Restrictive Covenants Affecting Land
A restrictive covenant imposes an obligation to do something or requires expenditure e.g. an obligation to erect a boundary wall.…
Read moreDetermined Boundary Applications; Agreed and Determined Boundaries
When it comes to registering land, mapping was imprecise for a long time, meaning many old title plans can cause confusion over boundary lines. However, agreeing boundaries…
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