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Latest News & ArticlesTuesday, March 16, 2010
GIVE US A BREAKIn the present economy tenants look increasingly for flexibility in their property arrangements. Many tenants wish to include a break clause into their lease which gives them the ability to finish the lease at an earlier time than would otherwise be the case. Not only does it mean... |
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Get Everything in WritingGetting everything in writingIf you are buying together, and certainly if you are not married or in a Civil (same sex) Partnership, then you need to ensure you sign a formal contract setting out the way you hold the property between you.You may hold the legal estate - basically the name on the title deeds - jointly but there are many variations as to how you hold the beneficial estate - basically the right to sale proceeds, income and profits. Ideally you need to address this when you buy and to have the position clearly set out in writing and signed. If you already own a property however and are uncertain as to how you hold between you then the position may need to be clarified. The Sunday Times quotes "cohabitation breaks down, on average, after three years so you need to have a financial agreement in place. This is not... |
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