The New TA6 Form – Challenges and Changes
The Property Information Form, also known as the TA6, is a document completed by sellers before the exchange of contracts…
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How to handle adversely possessed land when buying or selling
Adverse possession (also known as “squatters rights”) is the process where someone occupies and makes use of land for which…
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Claiming under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975
The law in England and Wales provides that a Testator can leave their Estate however and to whoever they want…
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Pinney Talfourd appoints Haven House Children’s Hospice as their 2024/25 Charity of the Year
After raising £9,753.62 for Parkinson’s UK, our last Charity of the Year, staff were given the opportunity to vote for…
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The Law of the Paw: Can I keep a pet without permission?
Historically, many landlords have imposed no-pet clauses in assured shorthold tenancy agreements (“ASTs”). This blanket ban is still the standard…
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Pinney Talfourd raises £9,753.62 for Parkinson’s UK
Pinney Talfourd is delighted to have partnered with the Havering and District Branch of Parkinson’s UK over the past year.…
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Supreme Court considers Knotty Problem
A landmark ruling of the Court of Appeal last year, forcing a local Council to pay compensation to a homeowner…
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Airspace Ownership: what happens when a neighbour trespasses into your airspace?
In England and Wales, property ownership extends to not only the land itself but also the airspace above it to…
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Mental Health and Employment Law
Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from Monday 13 – Sunday 19 May 2024. In recent years, mental health in…
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Congratulations Anica Holderness on becoming a Partner
On 1st May 2024, Anica Holderness, Senior Associate within our residential property team has been promoted to Partner. Qualifying as…
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