3rd February 2015
Lawyers say court guidance needed to prevent councils from engaging in mass social cleansing of the poor Our client who was made homeless after she lost her appeal against a decision by Westminster Council to re-house her 50 miles away in Milton Keynes, has today been granted permission to appeal to the Supreme Court against…
4th December 2014
If you are planning to carry out any building works to your property which can include building a new party wall/fence (i.e. one which you would share with a neighbour), to carry out any works to an existing boundary wall or you want to undergo excavation works next to a neighbouring property, then the chances…
19th November 2014
Retaliatory evictions or revenge evictions are becoming an increasingly serious problem in the private rented sector within England and Wales. Assured short hold tenants, who are already the most vulnerable of tenants, find themselves at risk of losing their home if they dare to complain about disrepair affecting their home. Bringing a disrepair claim has…
4th November 2014
Lawyers slam landmark Court of Appeal judgment allowing councils to move housing applicants out of their area without a detailed assessment of available properties nearby or within their boroughs Our client has been made homeless again after she lost her appeal against the decision by Westminster Council to move her to Milton Keynes Our client…
