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What landlords and tenants need to consider…

If a tenancy is protected by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“The Act”), the tenant is entitled to be granted a new lease, unless the landlord can establish a…

Harrison Drury helps Manchester pharmacy reopen after…

The property litigation team at Harrison Drury has helped a Manchester pharmacy reopen its doors by gaining an emergency injunction following a shock closure. The owners of McKeevers Chemists in…

Evicting unknown trespassers – What the latest…

Colin Fenny and Luke Holden from our property litigation team analyse and comment on what recent Supreme Court ruling means for landlords and local authorities seeking injunctions against persons unknown.…

New controls on holiday lets – what’s…

The Government announced on 19 February 2024 that new controls will be introduced on holiday lets in England from the summer, to help people afford to live within their local…

What are property searches and why should…

There is a lot to consider when you are looking to purchase or lease a property, especially around searches. Jess Woodman, paralegal in our commercial property team, looks at the…

Harrison Drury advises Kendal College on acquisition…

Kendal College will go ahead with ambitious plans to expand its town centre campus within the Westmorland Shopping Centre after completing a major deal to acquire part of the building.…

Luke Holden

Associate Solicitor

Jake Neary

Solicitor

To break or not to break –…

The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (the “Act”) protects the occupation of business tenants at expiry of lease term, but a recent decision of the High Court gives hope to…

Taylor Eastham

Legal Apprentice

Sam Jones

Senior Associate Solicitor

The importance of agreeing terms and conditions…

Chloe Wishart, trainee solicitor in Harrison Drury’s corporate team, highlights the importance of agreeing terms and conditions in the delivery of goods in reference to the recent case of BDW…

Building Safety Act 2022: A summary of…

In the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017, and drafted in response to the proposals set out in Dame Judith Hackitt’s Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire…

Rhian Sale

Associate Solicitor

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