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CMS | Law-Now | The approach to non-compliance: Supreme Court unanimously rules that failure to serve a statutory notice on a landlord did not invalidate a right to manage claim

Aug 19, 2024 | cms.law | Sarah Collins |Eleanor Murray

The approach to non-compliance: Supreme Court unanimously rules that failure to serve a statutory notice on a landlord did not invalidate a right to manage claim19/08/2024SummaryThe Supreme Court has delivered its judgment in the second ever “leapfrog” appeal from the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) in the case of A1 Properties (Sunderland) Ltd v Tudor Studios RTM Company Ltd [2024] UKSC 27. The Court dismissed the appeal and...
The Renters (Reform) Bill - Where are we now?

May 21, 2024 | cms.law | Eleanor Murray |Luke Arnold |Warren Gordon

The Renters (Reform) Bill – Where are we now? 21/05/2024The aim of the Renters (Reform) Bill was to strengthen tenants’ rights and protection in the private rented sector. At the same time, it was vital to ensure that the Bill recognises and safeguards private and institutional landlord’s interests since failing... Read moreAuthors Eleanor MurrayPartnerLondonLuke ArnoldSenior AssociateLondonWarren GordonSenior Professional Support LawyerLondon
The Renters (Reform) Bill - Where are we now?

May 20, 2024 | cms.law | Eleanor Murray |Luke Arnold |Warren Gordon

The Renters (Reform) Bill – Where are we now? 21/05/2024The aim of the Renters (Reform) Bill was to strengthen tenants’ rights and protection in the private rented sector. At the same time, it was vital to ensure that the Bill recognises and safeguards private and institutional landlord’s interests since failing... Read moreAuthors Eleanor MurrayPartnerLondonLuke ArnoldSenior AssociateLondonWarren GordonSenior Professional Support LawyerLondon
Advising client landlords as renter legislation changes

Jun 2, 2023 | professionaladviser.com | Eleanor Murray |Luke Arnold

The introduction of the Renters (Reform) Bill plays a key role in supporting the government's mission to protect tenants in the private rented sector and tackle unscrupulous landlords. While no doubt a laudable aim, the scope and uncertainty of these reforms may cause concerns to professional and institutional landlords and exacerbate the very problems the Bill was meant to address.
The Renters (Reform) Bill - One Step Forward, Two Steps Backwards?

May 18, 2023 | cms.law | Eleanor Murray |Luke Arnold

The Renters (Reform) Bill – One Step Forward, Two Steps Backwards? 18/05/2023The introduction of the Renters (Reform) Bill plays a key role in supporting the Government’s mission to protect tenants in the private rented sector and tackle unscrupulous landlords. While no doubt a laudable aim, the scope and uncertainty of these reforms... Read moreAuthors Eleanor MurrayPartnerLondonLuke ArnoldAssociateLondon