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The Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) made a ruling earlier this year in Gallagher (VO) V Dr M Read & Partners & Dr J Poyser & Partners that has implications for how business rates are calculated for practices occupying purpose built GP premises. The tribunal examined the way in which purpose built GP surgeries are valued…
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2017 Business Rates Revaluation: 1st April 2017 is a date that should be in every businesses diary. This date brings the new rating list into effect. Hopefully, the revaluation will bring business rates into line with the prevailing economic climate. As the 2017 revaluation will be based on rental values, as at 1st April 2015,…
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The Supreme Court Decision on Business Premises Assessment July 2015 the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in the case of Woolway (VO) v Mazars LLP. Mazars, an accountancy firm, occupied the second and sixth floors of Tower Bridge House, an eight-storey office building in central London. The Valuation Officer had assessed the two floors…
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11 of us braved the conditions and completed the We Love Manchester 10k on Sunday morning, cheered on by friends and family (and special thanks to Angela crutches and all for coming out and supporting us). All of us got round unscathed and in respectable times. We have to date raised £1,572 for The Christie…
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Click Here for the Oasis July News Letter
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Acting for a tenant of an industrial unit whose landlord had served them with a Section 25 Notice terminating their tenancy and proposing a 10% rent increase.
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Acting for the landlord and faced with tenant’s refusal to accept the landlord’s right to implement an outstanding rent review dating back to 2009.
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Acting for the landlords in a lease renewal, we successfully negotiated a 25% increase in the rent
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These brief details outline a recent case study whereby we were instructed to identify Capital Allowances on behalf of a small Industrial Park.
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Simon Cook of Roger Hannah & Co was asked to act as an expert for insurers representing a major construction company, in a construction dispute which involved a significant claim for a diminution in a property’s valuation caused by the defective construction works.
