Brady Solicitors Blog

Repair or replace – who should decide? Brady Solicitors review the De Havilland case

In the recent case of De Havilland Studios Ltd v Peries, the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) considered how…

The New Debt Pre-Action Protocol (PAP) – A Quick Overview

The New Debt Pre-Action Protocol (PAP)  From 1 October 2017 there will be a new Debt Pre-Action Protocol…

Residents’ associations and the power to enforce service charge demands

Who can enforce payment of service charge demands when a residents’ association or residents’ management company takes over…

Stuck in the middle? Securing success through open communications

How Brady Solicitors used clear communications to resolve a 3-way property management dispute between developer, agent and leaseholders…

Historical neglect and service charge disputes

Flaky paint, draughty windows, and leaking roofs – if a leaseholder feels that their property is falling into…

When does a contract become a qualifying long term agreement?

Brady Solicitors take a practical look at a recent case where a freeholder’s lack of consultation was challenged…