Litigation

Courtyard Solicitors Neo Bankside Privacy case
Property, Litigation, Commercial Property
February 2019
Those who live in glass houses shouldn’t...
The Tate Modern Nuisance & Privacy Case Five occupants of a modern block of flats which are located very close to the extension of the Tate...
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Courtyard Solicitors - Landlord Posession Proceedings
Property, Litigation, Commercial Property
February 2019
Landlord Possession Proceedings
Many landlords bring their own possession proceedings but it is often best to seek professional help to do so. Most private sector tenants are...
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Property Law - Tenant Fees Bill
Property, Litigation
December 2018
How might The Tenant Fees Bill affect you?
Jonathan Lynn, Partner of Property Law specialists, Courtyard Solicitors, gives his thoughts thoughts on the Tenant Fees Bill. The Tenant Fees...
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Courtyard Solicitors - Christmas Opening hours
Wills, Property, Litigation
December 2018
Christmas Opening Hours
Courtyard Solicitors will be closing for the Christmas Festivities at 5pm on Friday 21st December 2018 and open again at 9.30 am on...
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Courtyard Solicitors in Wimbledon and Totnes - Tenancy Agreement and Property Law
Property, Litigation
December 2018
Advice for tenants when renting a new...
There are more people renting now than there have ever been according the English Housing Survey. This number is only set to rise and with so...
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Solicitors who handle Neighbour Boundary Disputes
Property, Litigation, Commercial Property
November 2018
Boundary disputes and Land Registry Plans.
Jonathan Lynn property dispute partner comments on boundary disputes. Occasionally disputes arise between neighbours over precisely where the...
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