Gills Solicitors

established in 1985

Property & Commercial Education

If you wish to purchase property either for residential purpose or for business or commercial use, we can undertake the necessary work. The same applies if you are selling. There is no need for you to be in the UK as most documents can be signed and executed by us on your behalf as Attorney. An interesting feature of the Law in England and Wales is that there is no residence requirement to purchase property.

This compares very favourably with other jurisdictions where in order to purchase property you not only need to be permanently resident but also to be a National of that country. We operate the National Conveyancing Protocol, which regulates the Sale & Purchase of domestic residential property. The Practice also has substantial expertise in Commercial and business property. This normally entails either a grant of a new lease by a Landlord to a Tenant or the Assignment of an existing lease by an outgoing Tenant to an incoming Tenant.  SEO for solicitors Usually the incoming tenant will be taking over the business "as a going concern", whereby he would pay a "premium" to the outgoing tenant and Rent to the Landlord. For typically English historical reasons Rent is paid on the usual quarter days i.e. 25 May, 25 June, 25 September and 25December.

Speed of course, is not necessarily everything. Certainly it is a factor when trying to sort out whose fault it is, but in respect of your injuries, my advice is not to rush into getting a medical report, as you may find that the other side are trying to settle your claim before you've recovered; which will probably mean that you settle it for less than it could ultimately be worth!

Personal injury compensation claims can be easily made. Then you would expect to have someone on your side whom you could trust to explain things simply and clearly, and who could get your claim completely sorted as quickly as possible.

In all cases of residential property be it freehold or a long lease of a flat (99 years is common) and in some cases of long commercial leases, the buyers Title or proof of ownership has to be registered at a Land Registry. There are a number of Land Registries dealing with particular areas in which the property is located.

The document of Title I issued by Accident Compensation the land Registry is either a Charge Certificate (if there is a Mortgage) or a Land Certificate. Following the Compulsory Registration of property it is no longer the case of the owner holding on to an ever-increasing bundle of deeds to prove his Title. Now proof of ownership and Title can be obtained by simply obtaining an office copy of the Register from the Land Registry. If you were considering buying or selling property within England and Wales we would be delighted to act for you. Our fees are competitive and negotiable.

Sometimes it is difficult to judge who is responsible for an accident. It often seems obvious at the time and it is easy to forget important details which may make a vital difference when it comes to making your claim. It's not until later that you realise that the third party and their insurer are going to do their best to avoid paying out.