There is no obligation to grant a lease extension to a leaseholder who simply asks for one. However, if a notice is served by a qualifying leaseholder and followed through, then the leaseholder has a statutory right to compel the landlord to grant the lease extension to 90 years on top of the unexpired term. If you fail to respond …
I am a landlord and want to do a deal with my tenant – how do I do this?
If you are a freeholder and you want to sell either your freehold or a lease extension then read this note. If you want to sell a lease extension, the first thing you need to know is that you are probably going to need valuation advice from a surv…
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