Tag: property disputes
What does ‘Squatter’s Rights’ Mean? How does Adverse Possession work?
Often referred to as squatter’s rights, an application for adverse possession enables a third-party non-proprietor to claim a legal right over someone else’s land. This is dealt with differently to a person who refuses to leave a property. The origins can be traced to medieval England where it was a solution to the lack of... Read more »
What is TOLATA?
Most commonly, the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996, often referred to as ‘TOLATA’ is relied upon when a dispute arises between non-married cohabitees or family members who live in a property that is solely owned by one of the parties or owned through joint tenants/tenants in common. It is used by... Read more »
What is a Section 21 Notice?
Navigating the intricacies of property rentals involves understanding various legal aspects, and one key element is Section 21 eviction notices. Whether you’re a landlord seeking to regain possession of your property or a tenant wanting to know your rights this article aims to shed light on the essentials of Section 21 evictions, but you should... Read more »