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by Linda Kirk Property Auctions are often popular with investors and buyers who are looking to get a bargain however buying at auction can be risky as properties can have structural or title issues.  It is therefore very important to seek legal advice before attending the auction to bid for a property and also important to inspect the property and consider taking a surveyor with…

by Julian Norris The Partnership Act 1890, provides at section 1 (1), “Partnership is the relation which subsists between persons carrying on a business in common with a view of profit. ” Of course there is often a bit more to it than this and whilst there are usually profits to share, these can fluctuate and there can sometimes even be losses as well as…

by Daniel Jones Retiring from a GP Partnership requires a careful and structured approach to ensure a smooth transition and to avoid the possibility of a dispute (which are usually costly). The process of retirement for a GP Partner will vary depending on whether there is a Partnership Agreement in place. This article summarises the retirement process, covering both the process where there is a…

by Linda Kirk Most houses are freehold, but most flats are leasehold. When you buy a leasehold property, you're purchasing the right to inhabit it for the term of the lease, not the property itself. Here are some frequently asked questions about extending your lease: Lease Terms and Importance of Extension Lease Duration: Lease terms can vary significantly. Some are for 999 years, while others…