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Why You Should Use an Authorised Solicitor Instead of Risky “Eviction Specialists”

Why You Should Use an Authorised Solicitor Instead of Risky “Eviction Specialists”

by Aled Evans | 14 Feb, 2025 | 0 comments

Would you allow an unqualified person to extract your tooth? Or trust an unregulated doctor to diagnose a serious illness? Of course not. Yet, many landlords unknowingly take a huge legal and financial risk by choosing unregulated “eviction specialists”...
If you needed a three-piece suite, would you go to a greengrocer?

If you needed a three-piece suite, would you go to a greengrocer?

by Mike Turner | 4 Dec, 2024 | 0 comments

Don’t be ridiculous, of course not! We are receiving more and more enquiries from landlords and for that matter, calls from existing clients, telling us that they have “read this or read that” or “I’ve been told this” or “my agent said this” or “the council have told...
Buy Cheap, Buy Twice: Avoid Costly Mistakes with Section 21 Notices

Buy Cheap, Buy Twice: Avoid Costly Mistakes with Section 21 Notices

by Mike Turner | 8 Nov, 2024 | 0 comments

We’ve all heard the phrase “buy cheap, buy twice.” With the upcoming abolition of the Section 21 notice, this saying holds more significance than ever for landlords eager to regain possession of their properties before it’s too late. At Ubique Legal,...
Landlord Explainer – The Section 21 Notice Seeking Possession Route

Landlord Explainer – The Section 21 Notice Seeking Possession Route

by Georgina Dudman | 23 Oct, 2024 | 0 comments

A landlord can serve a Section 21 Notice to seek possession of their residential property. The tenant will typically have an Assured Shorthold Tenancy. The Section 21 is a “no fault” notice meaning the tenant does not have to breach their tenancy agreement in order...
Landlord Law in England and Wales: A brief update for 2023

Landlord Law in England and Wales: A brief update for 2023

by Aled Evans | 8 Nov, 2023 | 0 comments

In England, significant changes in landlord law are encapsulated in the Renters (Reform) Bill which aims to enhance tenant security and reform possession grounds. Key measures include abolishing ‘no fault’ evictions, introducing comprehensive grounds for...
The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 comes into force from 1 December 2022

The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 comes into force from 1 December 2022

by Michael Rouse | 1 Dec, 2022 | 0 comments

A new regime for renting in Wales is now in place, following a long implementation journey for the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016. The new law was granted Royal Assent in January 2016, but has taken 7 years to come fully into force. Almost all aspects of what it is to...
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