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If you own the Leasehold of
a house or flat, government legislation over the last
decade has made it easier to extend your lease, or even
buy the freehold (called “enfranchising”).
If your lease is getting short, to protect the value of
your property, you should consider whether you qualify
for either of these options.
As you might expect, the process requires a working knowledge
of the relevant Acts, particularly the Leasehold Reform
Act 1967, Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development
Act 1993 and the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002.
To see you through this system our services include:
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Initial consultation to assess
qualification |
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Valuation of property |
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Negotiation with Freeholder |
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Representation to Leasehold Valuation Tribunal |
The legislation also provides Lessees with the right to
seek appointment of a new manager for blocks of flats
where the existing is at fault, and specific grounds under
which terms of a lease can be varied by a court.
Please contact John Hennessy
for further details. |
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