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27 Oct

Court rules on tenancy deposit information after scheme transfer

October 1, 2025
By Nclaw
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A County Court appeal has clarified when landlords must serve fresh deposit information if a tenant’s money is moved between protection...

20 Oct

In the News, Residential Property Conveyancing

The pros and cons of shared ownership when buying a home

October 1, 2025
By Nclaw
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Shared ownership has been part of the UK housing market since the 1980s, offering people the chance to buy a portion of a property whil...

13 Oct

In the News, Wills & Probate

Court declares 2006 will valid despite existence of 2013 version

October 1, 2025
By Nclaw
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The High Court has declared that a will that was written in 2006 is valid, after finding that a later 2013 document could not stand. Th...

06 Oct

In the News

Tribunal orders £25,500 rent repayment over unlicensed flat

October 1, 2025
By Nclaw
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A landlord has been ordered to repay more than £25,500 to three tenants after letting a flat without the required licence. The case ...

29 Sep

In the News, Power of Attorney & Court of Protection

Lasting Powers of Attorney fees rise but they still provide huge benefits

October 1, 2025
By Nclaw
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The Ministry of Justice has announced that the fee for applying for a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is to rise from £82 to £92. While...

22 Sep

In the News, Residential Property Conveyancing

Landlord ordered to repay tenants for overstated insurance costs

October 1, 2025
By Nclaw
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The High Court has ruled that a landlord must repay tenants for insurance charges that included undisclosed commission payments to brok...

15 Sep

Wills & Probate

Daughter fails in High Court challenge to mother’s will

October 1, 2025
By Nclaw
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A woman has failed in her attempt to overturn her late mother’s will after the High Court ruled that the document was valid and properl...

08 Sep

In the News, Residential Property Conveyancing

How ‘professional’ mortgages can help some home buyers

October 1, 2025
By Nclaw
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Certain professions are eligible for specialist mortgage deals that can allow buyers to borrow more and secure a home with lower deposi...

30 Aug

In the News

AI could ‘slash planning delays and speed up building of 1.5m homes’

August 18, 2025
By Nclaw
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The government says it wants to speed up the building of 1.5 million homes by using artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce delays in gr...

27 Aug

In the News, Residential Property Conveyancing

Mortgage rule changes could help thousands of first-time buyers

August 18, 2025
By Nclaw
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Access to mortgages may become easier for first-time buyers following a major change in lending rules backed by the Bank of England and...

Court rules on tenancy deposit information after scheme transfer

The pros and cons of shared ownership when buying a home

Court declares 2006 will valid despite existence of 2013 version

Tribunal orders £25,500 rent repayment over unlicensed flat

Lasting Powers of Attorney fees rise but they still provide huge benefits

Landlord ordered to repay tenants for overstated insurance costs

Daughter fails in High Court challenge to mother’s will

How ‘professional’ mortgages can help some home buyers

AI could ‘slash planning delays and speed up building of 1.5m homes’

Mortgage rule changes could help thousands of first-time buyers

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