When you live in a flat, you’re likely to share certain areas of the building with your neighbours, from entrance halls and staircases to lifts,
In the UK rental market, the concept of a “sitting tenant” can be confusing for both landlords and tenants. Unlike many tenancy rules that depend
In the UK, the legal concept of “squatters’ rights” is often misunderstood. While squatting itself refers to occupying a property without the owner’s permission, questions
Licences to occupy are a common legal arrangement in the UK property market, especially when businesses or individuals need short-term, flexible access to premises. While
Restrictive covenants are legal conditions that limit how land or property can be used. They are typically written into the title deeds of freehold property
Converting commercial property into residential space has become an increasingly popular move among developers and investors across the UK. With more high street shops sitting
Forfeiture is a powerful legal remedy that allows a commercial landlord to terminate a lease early due to a tenant’s breach of its terms. Whether
If you’re currently in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa and considering a job move, it’s essential to understand what changing your employer involves.
For many visa holders living in the UK as dependants of skilled workers, students or other migrants, switching to an independent work visa can be
A visa sponsorship letter – sometimes called an invitation letter – is a supporting document used in visa applications to confirm that the applicant has