Residential and Commercial Property Lawyers in London
We act on contentious property disputes such as property fraud, rights of light, boundary disputes and land registry disputes.
We deal in contractual, shareholder, director, partnership and construction disputes as well as defamation, insolvency and injunctions.
We are experts in non-contentious commercial property law, representing all commercial occupiers in a wide range of industries.
We are experts in statutory and voluntary lease extensions, leasehold enfranchisement, right to manage and absentee freeholder matters.
We cover breaches of lease, licence to alter, debt recovery, claim notices and sale of the freehold, acting for both landlords and tenants.
We are pleased to announce that Emma Gregory qualified as a solicitor into our residential real estate team on 17th September 2018. Emma joined the firm as an intern in October 2013 and was then retained as a paralegal in…
Where the RTM company has been given one or more counter-notices denying the claim, it may apply to the appropriate tribunal for a determination that it was on the date the claim notice was given that it was entitled to…
A person given a claim notice by an RTM company may give a counter-notice to the company no later than the date specified in the claim notice (section 84(1), CLRA 2002).
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CG Naylor LLP kept me informed of the stages and offered clarity as to what the various options were.
James Naylor was a fantastic asset to the RICS Professional Standards Valuation (Red Book) Seminars, speaking at numerous locations across the UK to highly experienced members.
