Commonhold

Guy Fetherstonhaugh QC, Mark Sefton, and Edward Peters

764 pages | 222x152mm

978-0-19-927224-2 | Paperback | 19 February 2004

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The authors' expertise is unparalleled, offering detailed explanations and analysis along with useful practical solutions and FAQs to enable practitioners to make sense of commonhold and administer the scheme effectively
This title distinguishes itself from competitor offerings by being both affordable, and comprehensive. It is the obvious first port of call for anyone needing information on the new commonhold system
Comprehensive bank of forms is provided including precedents that have been devised by the authors
Primary and secondary legislative materials have been included for ease of access and reference
The text will benefit from a companion website which will offer further guidance and materials after the book has published

The book is a timely and complete guide to commonhold, providing an effective description of the new system along with expert and practical guidance on its implementation and administration. It will provide lawyers, surveyors, and anyone likely to advise on Commonhold with all they need to know, in a handy reference source.

Written by a distinguished author team from Falcon Chambers, one of the top ranking sets in this area of law. The authors provide both a detailed knowledge of this field of law, and an expertise in solving the forensic problems encountered when practising within it.

The term 'commonhold' describes a new form of land owning within registered freehold land. The commonhold scheme is an alternative to leasehold ownership and ensures that the occupants of a development are entirely in control, with no landlord or other third party able to exercise influence.

The book benefits from the following features:

* A unique and substantial cases digest section, which demonstrates the authors' wide ranging comparative research into authorities on similar systems in use in commonwealth and other jurisdictions.
* A comprehensive bank of forms for use in every conceivable type of situation, including the setting up of a commonhold association, the making of a commonhold community statement, the application for registration, and precedents for all proceedings.
* A Frequently Asked Questions chapter setting out, and resolving, issues which are likely to occur in practice and which have been debated in court.
* A Best Practice Guide, which will set out the do's and dont's of running a commonhold.
* All the relevant sections from the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act, fully annotated along with other useful legislative materials.

The text will also benefit from a companion website which will offer further guidance and materials after the book has published.

Readership: Primary Market: Practitioners concerned with implementing and administering the new commonhold system including barristers and solicitors specialising in landlord and tenant law, conveyancing and property, surveyors. Secondary Market: Property developers, property management companies.

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