November 2018 - Realty Law

Five minutes with … Amy Kay

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November 27, 2018

Meet Account Manager, Amy Kay Why did you choose Realty Law? I have worked in the property management industry for many years and was extremely excited by the prospect of being part of an expanding expert legal team that has vast experience in the sector. Describe yourself in three words. Talkative, approachable and complimentary. What…

RICS publishes new professional statement on service charges in commercial property.

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November 14, 2018

Does new RICS’ statement serve up a fairer deal? The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has published a new professional statement on service charges in commercial property. Effective from April 1st 2019, Service Charges in Commercial Property (1st Edition), sets a marker for the standards of management required in the industry and provides nine…

More powers for Recognised Tenants’ Associations

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November 1, 2018

More powers for Recognised Tenants’ Associations The government has introduced new legislation that is set to provide more powers for recognised tenants’ associations. In the ‘post-Grenfell’ era, the government and long residential leaseholders are keen for recognised tenants’ associations to exert their statutory rights in respect of service charges. Effective from November 1st 2018, the…