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Primas Law is urging landlords and property developers to seek legal advice about potential stamp duty rebates on ‘uninhabitable’ second properties after a landmark tribunal case. A recent ground-breaking case, between P N Bewley Ltd and HMRC, held that properties that are not immediately habitable at the time of completion do… Read More »Are you entitled to a stamp duty rebate
Germany’s rent controls place strong restrictions on in-tenancy rent increases, while the ‘rent brake’ introduced a couple of year ago makes it harder for landlords to charge higher rents when re-letting a property. But would a similar system work as far as the UK’s rent control system is concerned? Last… Read More »Rental rate freeze could sink UK property market
The holiday rental market in this country looks set for another busy summer as the weak pound persuades millions to opt for a staycation. The fall in the UK pound since the Brexit vote three years also means Britons get less for their money abroad. Meanwhile, more tourists than ever before… Read More »Holiday rental market looks set to boom this summer
Earlier this month the Tenant Fee Ban was introduced, after much fanfare from the Government. However, it is not the only piece of regulation and policy change set to affect the landlord market this year. It joins what can only be described as a slew of restrictive government policies –… Read More »Government attacking Landlords
I have been involved in property for over three decades, during which time, I have experienced all manner of successes and problems. I have seen interest rates rocket overnight, putting perfectly solvent families in dire straits, I have seen the explosion of the Buy-to-Let market, that brought with it a… Read More »Property Q&A Introduction
On the 5th June, 1975, the British public voted in a referendum regarding membership to the EEC, The European Economic Community, which was founded on the 25th March 1957 by Benelux, France, West Germany and Italy and sold to the British nation as a free trade agreement between member states.… Read More »Why we should leave the EU
‘This the beginning of a new political movement’: Nigel Farage promises the Brexit Party WILL contest a general election and wipe out the Tories if Britain doesn’t leave the EU by Halloween – after crushing win in Euro polls Nigel Farage today warned the Tories he will wipe them out… Read More »Brexit Party landslide in Euro Elections
Office worker who was captured by police facial recognition camera while Christmas shopping launches Britain’s first major legal challenge to use of surveillance technology. The BBC reported that Ed Bridges decided to launch legal action after being picked up by a facial recognition unit on two occasions. Ed Bridges had… Read More »Office worker launches Britain’s first major legal challenge to use of surveillance technology
Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party has jumped to a double-digit lead over its closest rival, Labour, in the upcoming European election, and has three times the support of the Conservatives, who continue to lose ground, a poll has found. With the EU Parliament election, set for May 23, inching closer, Farage’s… Read More »Brexit Party gearing up for landslide
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3aIQuMWJCA?rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0] We are the first generation of humans, since time began who are actually disbanding our tribes. Mankind is tribal, it is our ability to unite and cooperate that has enabled us to survive and prosper through hunter gatherer to the agrarian society. Humans have always sought to be… Read More »The Loneliness Epidemic
