How to file an injury claim UK

If you want to pursue a personal injury claim in the UK without having to pay out huge legal fees it is possible to come to a no win, no fee legal agreement with a solicitor. For an example click here.

If anyone is pursuing a personal injury claim because of an injury at [...]

Returning to Britain: property advice

Expats returning to the UK to buy property will find the market very different to when they left. House prices have fallen, the supply of mortgages has reduced substantially, and those that are available require a hefty deposit. You will also need an excellent credit rating, and an income that will enable you to borrow [...]

Land Overage and Clawback – Should I be concerned as a bidder?

Overage, or clawback, can be used to ensure that a landowner selling land can share in any subsequent increase in its development value. Various methods may be employed to achieve this objective; each method is explained in detail, analysing its appropriateness to the owner’s and purchaser’s objectives and circumstances and offering solutions to practical problems.How [...]

Regulated Tenancies

In the Savills auction (see last post) there are a few “cheap” properties with “Regulated Tenancies”. E.g.

http://62.105.94.133/lond_Current_auction_lot.asp?pos=57

Harpenden, Herts, £85k, Rent £4,394 per annum

So what’s the catch?

Well I looked up what a regulated tennacy is (http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/housing/regulatedtenancies) and basically it seems here are the major problems for the landlord:

the landlord cannot evict [...]