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Chris Rudd Solicitors
How Does A Claim Work?
The law makes your Landlord responsible for certain types of repair to your home, but some types of repair won’t be covered. Good quality photos will help us to understand which of your repairs are covered, and which are not.
Housing Disrepair: Taking Good Photos
The law makes your Landlord responsible for certain types of repair to your home, but some types of repair won’t be covered. Good quality photos will help us to understand which of your repairs are covered, and which are not.
All About No Win No Fee
No win no fee is an arrangement made with your solicitor when you make a legal claim for compensation. This kind of arrangement can remove a lot of the worry and expense from making a claim.
Damp Problems: What Can You Do?
Damp is a common problem throughout the UK. It is very common in rented properties. There are different types of damp problems and sometimes the landlord isn’t responsible. But landlords do have to meet certain damp-proofing standards.
Joint Tenancy vs Tenants in Common
An issue you may face when selling or making use of a property is finding out someone else could have an interest in your property. And, they may dispute your ownership of the property because of that.
Property Problems to Watch Out for in Winter
Problems in your property can be a pain to deal with. And, unfortunately there are several problems that are much more prevalent or noticeable in Winter. So, find out here what those problems are and what to watch out for before they cause any major issues.
Have You Been A Victim Of A Data Protection Breach?
Personal data is a very valuable thing. There are very strict laws requiring organisations to handle your personal data very carefully and to keep it secure.
Homes Act & Fitness for Human Habitation
You may have heard of the Homes Act if you are a landlord or a tenant. This is an act that was passed as an amendment to the longer-standing Landlord and Tenants Act. In short, this new act brings previous rules up to date.