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Sustainability concerns drive commercial retrofitting

Sustainability concerns drive commercial retrofitting
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Commercial property

There is an interesting Estates Gazette article by Jim Larkin on the findings of research backing a report by Deepki on the approach of…

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Sylvie Ball - Property Litigation Solicitor in Bristol

Sylvie Ball

Solicitor

Bristol
is a solicitor in Clarke Willmott’s first-tier Proper Litigation team advising on a wide range of commercial property matters including 1954 Act lease renewals (opposed and unopposed), dilapidations, break notices, recovery of rent arrears and other breaches of lease, forfeiture, service charge disputes, and telecommunications.
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Tackling trouble together: supporting victims of anti-social behaviour

Tackling trouble together: supporting victims of anti-social behaviour
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Housing management

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Awareness Week Series – Part 1 As part of ASB Awareness Week, our housing management team has curated a…

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The Debt Respite Scheme (‘Breathing Space’) – information for landlords and managing agents

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The government’s Debt Respite Scheme comes into force on 4 May 2021. The Scheme provides qualifying individuals with a ‘breathing space’ from creditor action.

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The legal considerations of using a known or unknown donor

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For many, starting a family through donor conception involves a multitude of considerations to include social, emotional, and also the legal position of the family unit and any child born.

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The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill 2022

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The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill (LURB), published on 11 May 2022, contains a number of interesting proposals for the development industry and some potentially significant changes to the planning system.

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Tips for the end of the tax year

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Private wealth
It’s that time of the year when accountants remind you of all the things that you should be doing before the tax year ends on 5 April.

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Tis the season of goodwill…

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Private wealth
If you are making Christmas gifts to family and friends, the IHT consequences may not be at the forefront of your mind, but it might be helpful to be aware of the possible IHT effect of such gifts.

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Understanding part-heard hearings in civil litigation

Understanding part-heard hearings in civil litigation
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Housing management

Written by Yema Raufi What is a part-heard hearing? A part-heard hearing is a court case that begins but cannot be concluded in a single…

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