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Sort out enfranchisement, or existing leaseholders will be left behind in the commonhold future
Image generated by AI for Dr Hamilton Enfranchisement is the gaping hole in the leasehold reforms and there is a…

Death knell for leasehold
18 months after election, government finally publishes draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill … … But it sets out road…
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Judges in St David’s Square case deliver a £31,000 unhappy New Year to ARC Time Freehold Fund, FirstPort and debt collectors JB Leitch

In Pennycook government has a good housing minister: let him finish the job by finishing off leasehold

Removing freeholders’ development value in enfranchisement – as the Law Commission recommended – is vital to reform and conversion to commonhold

Across from Pennycook’s office: Bad defeat for leaseholders as Court of Appeal says ‘reasonableness’ of costs means they followed a reasonable process. Not that they might be madly inflated

Losing their £5m judicial review against the leasehold reforms threatens freeholders’ long era of primacy. So, what’s next?
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As government seeks balance in leasehold litigation costs, Liam Spender asks Court of Appeal to cap freeholder’s lawfare fees over ‘contract for eternity’ dispute

Leaseholders escape £55,000 legal bill dumped on the service charge by Triplark – as reforms seek to balance arms in leasehold litigation

Even if government wins Judicial Review, half of all leaseholders could be left worse off by unfavourable deferment and capitalisation rates. (And conversion to commonhold would be toast, too)

What the accounts say … St John’s Wood leasehold estate is worth only 8% of the £380m John Lyon’s Charity

Freehold owning charity in judicial review says ‘disastrous’ leasehold reforms will benefit millionaires and deprive poor children

Ending marriage value would benefit short-lease owners. But leaseholders with 80-150 years left could face a considerable hike in extension costs over the current unreformed regime

Freeholders’ development rights stand in the way of leaseholder enfranchisement – and the future of commonhold















































































