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Cladding and Fire Remediation: Who Pays Under a Scottish Commercial Lease?

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By Clare Kelly
| brodies.com
Fire safety and cladding is among one of the most relevant issues in Scottish commercial property at the moment. With evolving regulations and high-profile incidents, landlords and tenants need to understand where the obligation - and the cost - falls. Here are the key considerations.
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What are the obligations relating to fire safety and cladding under a commercial lease in Scotland?

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By Matt Farrell, Clare Kelly
| brodies.com
Lots of commercial buildings let to tenants have cladding. Some of those buildings will have cladding that is, in general terms, considered unsafe. Who is obliged to fix it and to what standard? The answer is normally found in the repairing obligation and the statutory clause. For no more than half an hour, we’ll discuss those clauses and how a few simple words can have massive consequences.
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Guest Essay: Stop underselling Evanston, let's create permanent affordable housing

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By Clare Kelly
| Evanston RoundTable Verified
The affordability crisis in Evanston is serious and deepening. Housing costs continue to climb, property taxes are rising, businesses are struggling, developers are building high-end units and long-time residents are being priced out. We absolutely need more affordable housing, but that doesn’t mean any project labeled “affordable” deserves automatic support.
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