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Nyree Applegarth

  • Partner and Head of Property Litigation, Higgsllp
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Commercial property leases - Section 17 notices

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By Nyree Applegarth
| Lexology Verified
The Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995 legislation applies to landlords, tenants, and guarantors when a tenancy is transferred to another party. Why was it introduced? Back in the 1980s, when the UK was in the grips of recession, large numbers of tenants found themselves being sued (on the basis of privity of contract) in relation to covenants and promises that they had made in leases many years before because the current tenants got into financial difficulties.
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Broken Promises With Inheritance And Land Disputes [Case Law]

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By Nyree Applegarth
| Mondaq
HL Higgs LLP More Our long-standing history and commitment to exceptional relationships, legal expertise, reliability, and experience define the essence of who we are. We celebrate our Black Country roots, and our warm, friendly and compassionate approach is more than just a promise - it's the heart of our service. We take the time to understand our clients, providing not only legal services but also security, reassurance and genuine care.
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Are historical land records used in boundary disputes?

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By Nyree Applegarth
| Lexology Verified
The primary focus in a boundary dispute is establishing where the legal boundary actually lies. This is more complex than many people think, and a property's title deeds are rarely clear. For example, Land Registry plans show a red line outline for indication purposes only, so other methods must be used to establish the legal boundary. One helpful tool is to look at historical land and conveyancing records.
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