Purchasing a property is often a daunting prospect for many, especially if you are a first time buyer. Buyers are often led by their Estate Agents whom they put their trust in and when presented with a Conveyancing Estimate, may feel obliged to use the services of the Agent’s suggested Solicitor. Very often, such recommendations …
Property fraud occurs when someone tries to ‘steal’ your property and use it for their benefit. Usually it is committed by a fraudster assuming your identity to sell or mortgage your property without you knowing. It is a growing problem and one that all property owners are at risk of. Between September 2009 and September …
In the final instalment in a three-part series of articles on commercial leases, Louis Mathers, commercial property solicitor with Parnalls in Launceston concludes his consideration of the key terms that need to be included in a commercial lease. [Click here to read Part 1 and here for Part 2 if you missed them]. Assignment and …
When a landlord and tenant agree a commercial lease, each will have a clear aim. The landlord will want to generate a reliable income stream from their investment. The tenant will want premises that accommodate their business effectively and at a cost they can predict and afford. These two objectives lie behind all the detailed …
