Leasehold Enfranchisement: 2015 in review

Natasha Rees provides an overview of a year in enfranchisement ‘The wording of [a] counter-notice is crucial when considering whether the equivalence test has been satisfied. A freeholder keen to avoid losing additional freehold land must consider carefully which rights to offer in its counter-notice.’With appeals on issues ranging from statutory costs to the rights …
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Collective Enfranchisement: A Snowball effect?

Natasha Rees considers a case where precarious rights in leases and the test of the equivalence as set out in the 1993 Act came under the spotlight ‘If the freeholder offers in the counter-notice rights which satisfy the test of equivalence in s1(4)(a), there will be no right to acquire the freehold of the additional …
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