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Leasing or licensing a property – what’s best for your situation?

23rd April 2018

There are several ways that property can be occupied but the most the most common is through the granting of a Lease or a Licence. Mandy Kaur, a property law specialist at Tallents Solicitors in Newark explains the important differences that both tenants and landlords should understand so they can choose the best option to suit their circumstances. What is… Read more

Guidance on minimum energy efficiency standards for landlords

29th June 2016

As from 1st April 2018 all commercial and residential properties rented out in the private rented sector must achieve an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) minimum rating of E. These energy efficiency standards were set out in the 2015 Energy Efficiency Regulations. The new regulations will come into force for new lets and renewals of tenancies from 1st April 2018 and… Read more

New partner appointed at Tallents Solicitors

16th June 2016

Vili Chung joins the partnership at Tallents Solicitors Vili has extensive experience in both commercial and residential property transactions. She joined Tallents Solicitors in Mansfield in April 2014, bringing a wealth of commercial and residential property experience with her. Over the last two years, Vili has expanded her knowledge of the complex laws surrounding commercial property… Read more

Hard work and ambition results in success at Newark law firm

22nd April 2016

Hayley Barber is celebrating years of legal studying to become a fully qualified solicitor, as she successfully completes her Training Contract with Tallents Solicitors in Newark. Senior Partner, Jeremy Blatherwick said: “Hayley originally joined us in 2008 as a legal secretary working in the Litigation Department. However, she has always been ambitious and started her Training Contract with us in… Read more

Houses in Multiple Occupation and Article 4 Directions – what landlords need to know

22nd April 2016

Landlords wishing to buy or convert property with the intention of creating a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) need to be fully aware of any possible financial implications if Article 4 Directions have been put in place by the Local Authority. Commercial conveyancing lawyer, Vili Chung from Tallents Solicitors in Mansfield explains more: “The need for shared housing the UK… Read more

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Leasing or licensing a property – what’s best for your situation?

Guidance on minimum energy efficiency standards for landlords

New partner appointed at Tallents Solicitors

Hard work and ambition results in success at Newark law firm

Houses in Multiple Occupation and Article 4 Directions – what landlords need to know

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