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Delays and Rent Review (July 2010)HIPs are History (July 2010)
Left Holding the Baby (June 2010)
Assured Tenancies - Major Rule Change (June 2010)
Supreme Court Rules Against OFT in Bank Charges Litigation (January 2010)
Case Update - Foxtons to appeal against Unfair Terms decision (January 2010)
Another quarter, another default…(January 2010)
Part-time workers: Are you treating them fairly? (January 2010)
Landlord's Misrepresentation - Case Update (January 2010)
Joint Tenants v Tenants in Common (January 2010)
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Delays and Rent Review (July 2010)
A landlord will not be prevented from triggering a rent review after a long delay, even 13 years, unless time is of the essence. As a tenant do not assume that the danger of a rent review has passed if you have heard nothing from your landlord. In those circumstances it might be advisable for you to trigger the review yourself.
For further information, please contact Sacha Rifkin, Vanessa Cassidy or Roger Winfield.
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