3 Landmarks to go under the Hammer!!

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ECCLES LANDMARK TO GO UNDER THE HAMMER The largest commercial property in Eccles and regional landmark, Sentinel House is to be sold at auction by Roger Hannah Auctions at their December auction on the 11th @ Old Trafford Cricket Ground. The 15 storey building is situated adjacent to the M602 at Eccles and extends to…

Director of RH Property Management has raised over £3,000 for charity.

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John Somerville has completed his 4th Great North Run, raising more than £3,000 over all for different charities. John finished his latest run in 2 hours and 7 minutes, which he managed to raise on this occasion over £500 for the Guide Dogs charity. The Great North Run is the world’s biggest half marathon, all…

Empty Rates Case Law Update October 2013

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Makro Properties Limited In June 2012 judgement was handed down by the High Court in the case of Makro Properties Limited v Nuneaton & BED Worth Borough Council. In this case the landlord had sought to occupy its own premises for the requisite six week period by allowing a group company to store 16 pallets…

Roger Hannah Launches New Rating Service

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Roger Hannah & Co is pleased to announce the setting up of a new service to help their clients with empty property rates. In the first 3 months from launching our new service we have secured savings for clients in excess of £100,000 on their empty property rates liabilities. Roger Hannah & Co can develop…

Auction Lots Exceed Expectations

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More than 75% of the properties offered for sale at the latest Edward Mellor and Roger Hannah auction day sold for in excess of their guide prices. Held at Lancashire County Cricket Club’s Emirates Old Trafford ground, the auction included properties in Greater Manchester and Cheshire and resulted in sales totalling £3.2m. Lots included Bury…

Right to Light

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The issue usually becomes apparent when a developer wants to build on a site that adjoins existing property or on land that enjoy rights of light over the development site. The developer can’t interfere with the neighbour’s right to light (by building in a way that blocks light), unless it has the benefiting owner’s consent.…

Right-to-light

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Explainsing the proposed changes of Right to Light legislation.

Next Roger Hannah Auction 23 July 2013

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The July catalogue is now live at www.rogerhannahauctions.co.uk Together with our auction partners Edward Mellor, our auction contains 94 Commercial and Residential lots. The commercial section includes 9 lots for receivers plus instructions from councils, banks and private clients. Highlights include: • 4 Firs Lane – Retail unit – Guide price: £45,000 • Bar Wizard…

Kenya Aid Programme v Sheffield City Council

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The High Court has allowed an appeal by a charity against an order to pay business rates in excess of £1,600,000. Charities are entitled to mandatory business rates relief if a property they occupy is used wholly or mainly for charitable purposes. In this case the charity had taken a lease on two warehouse units…

Business Rates – VOA v Mazars LLP

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A Court of Appeal has upheld the finding of the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) that non-adjoining floors in the same building, occupied by the same business, can be treated as a single hereditament for rating purposes. The three Lord Justices of Appeal unanimously confirmed in a Upper Tribunals decision based on a common sense assessment…