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Over the last few years, the UK tax rules for overseas investors in UK real estate have seen dramatic changes. In this GT Alert, we
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Continue Reading UK Real Estate: New UK Tax Landscape for International Investors
Funds and joint ventures for real estate, as for other asset classes, are structured on the basis that each entity involved will be tax resident…
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The COVID-19 pandemic presents a real threat to the global economy. In England and Wales, commercial landlords and tenants are assessing their respective rights and…
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As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, market volatility, workplace disruptions and a shuttering of everyday life are becoming increasingly commonplace. While the 2021 LIBOR…
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LONDON – 6 August 2018 – A multidisciplinary London-based team at global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP advised InterContinental Hotels Group plc on its arrangements…
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Greenberg Traurig is pleased to confirm that Danielle Martin has announced she will leave Reed Smith to join us as a shareholder in London,…
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A liquidator of a tenant is entitled to disclaim onerous property (including leases). This terminates the rights and liabilities of the tenant under the head lease.
Any person with an interest in a disclaimed lease can apply for the lease to be vested in them within three months from the disclaimer. A head landlord can only apply once any subtenants and mortgagees have refused a vesting order, which has the effect of determining that party’s interest in the property from that point, bringing such sublease or mortgage to an end.
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The recent decision in Topland Portfolio No. 1 Ltd v Smiths News Trading Ltd acts as a reminder to landlords of…
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