This practical book is written with the busy practitioner in mind, explaining the law in clear and simple terms and concentrating heavily on procedure. The procedural chapters make up the greater part of the book and are designed to ensure that the practitioner drafts notices without mistakes and understands the critical time limits. Leasehold Enfranchisement contains checklists of mistakes to be avoided in the preparation of notices and clear guidance on procedure post service of the notice. The book enables the reader to find essential information easily. Fully up to date with the new procedural rules, Leasehold Enfranchisement includes the latest forms published by the First-tier Tribunal. It is accessible and practical, providing guidance on filling in notices, and checklists of common mistakes to be avoided. The authors provide plenty of detail on how to accomplish the main task for a solicitor in this area. The book also tackles valuation in a way that a non-valuer can understand so that the solicitor understands the valuation exercise.

About the Author
Piers' property practice covers all areas of property law and clients include property development companies, local authorities, government agencies and private companies and individuals. He is an editor of Landlord and Tenant Review. He has a particular interest in enfranchisement but his practice encompasses all areas of the law of real property. He is author of Service Charges & Management (3rd ed) and Megarry's Manual of the Law of Real Property (9th ed). David has over twenty years' advocacy and advisory experience at all levels up to the Court of Appeal, including specialist tribunals such as the First Tier.David's areas of particular specialisation are leasehold enfranchisement, restrictive covenants and forfeiture of commercial leases.


Book Information
ISBN 9780854900657
Author Piers Harrison
Format Hardback
Page Count 374
Imprint Wildy, Simmonds and Hill Publishing
Publisher Wildy, Simmonds and Hill Publishing
Weight(grams) 690g