Category Archives: Residential Property

Welcome to Natalie Evans (Residential Property) and Robert Moore (Dispute Resolution) to Storrar Cowdry Solicitors

Solicitors, Natalie Evans (Residential Property) and Robert Moore (Dispute Resolution), have recently joined Storrar Cowdry. Natalie qualified as a solicitor and joined Storrar Cowdry in 2021, having gained considerable experience in residential property throughout her training contract. She graduated from …

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Gifting property and assets in your lifetime

Older clients often seek our advice as to the advantages and disadvantages of transferring their home or other property to relatives, even though in some cases they still intend to live in the home.  Our advice will of course vary, …

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Wills – Remote Witnessing New Rules

New rules have been introduced to allow Wills to be witnessed virtually by video technology. These rules have been introduced as a temporary measure in response to the difficulties caused by  lockdown restrictions and the COVID-19 pandemic. The new rules …

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Why now could be a good time to extend your lease

We are living in a time of great uncertainty; the property market has now reopened for business after grinding to a halt nearly two months ago. Agents can list properties for sale or rent and you can even go on …

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A game changing decision in landlord and tenant law whilst in lockdown? 

In amongst the peace and quiet of the sunny days of lockdown has come a judgement of the Supreme Court that could turn on its head how flats held under long leases are owned and managed. This appeal was heard …

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Coronavirus – Business as usual for Storrar Cowdry

Storrar Cowdry are still here for you, just working differently With the Government’s message to work from home wherever possible, here at Storrar Cowdry, we are committed to playing our part to protect our staff, our clients and the most …

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Successful Property Seminar

Property Seminar We were delighted to co-host our Property Seminar with Mitchell Charlesworth and Empire Commercial Finance last week. Our Commercial Property expert Emma Pierce-Kemp discussed legal issues for both residential and commercial landlords and we also heard about tax, …

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Ground Rent – Leasehold Property Bill

Leasehold Property Bill Eddie Hughes, Conservative MP for Walsall North put forward a Private Members Bill in the House of Commons this week (Tuesday 25th June) proposing the creation of a legal obligation for freeholders to grant a Deed of …

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Property Update Seminar

It’s not too late to book your place on our complimentary Property Update Seminar on 27th June. Storrar Cowdry Solicitors, teaming up with Mitchell Charlesworth and Empire Commercial Finance would be delighted if you could join them for their property update …

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The Tenant Fees Act 2019 comes into force this week

The Tenant Fees Act 2019 comes into force this week ( 1st June) and will have far reaching effects for landlords and letting agents. It applies to all ASTs, licences and student lettings in England but not to company lets …

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