lfbb-newsletter-july-2023 LFBB Newsletter July 2023  
       
 

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Japanese Knotweed – knot a laughing matter


The mere mention of Japanese Knotweed is enough to strike fear into the hearts of property owners throughout the UK. First brought to these shores…


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Is now a good time to buy or sell a house in Sheffield?


Is now a good time to buy a house given the fact that nationally house price growth is slowing, and mortgage rates have risen? After…


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Adverse Possession – Couple Win Legal Title to Disputed Garden Plots


Even if you do not hold legal title to a plot of land, you may well be entitled to have it transferred into your name…


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Commercial Landlords Hit Hard in Gym Clubs’ COVID-19 Restructuring


The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted the restructuring of numerous businesses and that can mean commercial landlords having to take severe financial haircuts. That was certainly…


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Rent-Free Occupation for Life – The Law Will Enforce a Binding Promise


If you make a promise to someone who relies on it to their detriment, then it must be kept. The County Court powerfully made that…


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One Good Reason Why Professional Conveyancing is Always Required


One good reason why professional conveyancing is always required is that lurking in the title deeds of a great many properties are clauses that may…


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Inheritance Tax and the Crucial Importance of Domicile – Guideline Ruling


For Inheritance Tax (IHT) purposes, ascertaining where an individual was domiciled when they died is of critical importance. As a tax tribunal ruling showed, the…


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Undue Influence – Vulnerable Mother ‘Coerced’ into Making Will


Making a valid will requires an exercise of independent decision-making, free from the undue influence of others. The High Court powerfully made that point in…


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A Diagnosis of Dementia Does Not Necessarily Equate to a Loss of Capacity


Occasional episodes of forgetfulness, or even a formal diagnosis of dementia, do not necessarily mean that a person lacks the mental capacity required to make…


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