Skip to content The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 introduces changes to the private rented sector in England. While the Act became law in October 2025, the most important
Forfeiture remains one of the most powerful remedies available to a landlord when a tenant breaches a lease. In theory, it allows the landlord to
When dealing with registered land in England and Wales, it is important to understand how third-party interests can be protected on the title register. Two
Key Takeaways The UK government has announced plans to abolish the leasehold system in England and Wales before the end of this parliamentary term. This
The creation of the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA) modernised and addressed several flaws in trust and land law, which
UK property law can be quite complex, especially if you’re navigating it as a Chinese business owner operating a company in the UK. Understanding the
We have all heard of someone who has fallen victim to being promised a house or taking over a business after working for many years.
This article focuses on informally created trusts in Property Law. In particular, it explores the treatment of women by courts throughout recent years when establishing
Types of Property Ownership When purchasing property, understanding the differences between joint tenants and tenants in common is crucial. As joint tenants, owners do not
As businesses increasingly rely on intangible assets like intellectual property (IP) to create value and drive innovation, understanding and properly valuing these assets has become
