Thara Chambers

29/06/2023

Rishi Sunak announces government will seek supreme court appeal, but Labour says policy is unravelling after judges’ decision

28/06/2023

We shall be celebrating Eid on Thursday 29 June 2022 and therefore our offices shall be close on Thursday 29th and reopen on Monday 3 July 2023.
Wishing you all a blessed Eid Mubarak

13/04/2021

08/02/2021

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9234581/Illegal-migrants-vaccine-amnesty-1-3million-urged-register-GP-Covid-19-jab.html

Illegal immigrants will be granted an 'amnesty' to come forward for Covid jabs, the Daily Mail can reveal. Estimates put the figure of foreigners with 'irregular status' as high as 1.3million.

25/12/2020

To all our clients

24/10/2020

The joy of working in immigration law is writing a 4,000 word briefing on the English language requirement, only to see a new provider added to the list three days after it is published, before an entirely new English language section of the Immigration Rules is announced two weeks later in a docume...

12/10/2020

On 24 October 2020 the fee for further leave to remain is going to be increased from £400 to £624. This is a huge increase. This is the best time to make an application and save your fee. For advice message us

20/09/2020

NEW RULES FOR TAKING POSSESSION AND EVICTING TENANTS

The stay on all possession proceedings has ended on 20 September 2020. Although the stay has ended any pending possession claim will not automatically progress. Under the amended CPR provisions Claimant's must serve a ' reactivation notice' in order to progress with the pending claim.

It is likely that there will be significant backlog of claims and the court are likely to prioritise claims that are pending.
For any new claims it should be noted that from the 29 August 2020 landlords must give tenants 6 months notice before they apply to court to end a regulated tenancy. The protection shall be in place until 31 March 2021. There is an exception in certain cases which include,

Over 6 months arrears ( 4 weeks notice is required)

Anti social behaviour ( 4 weeks notice is required)

False statements (4 weeks notice is required)

In addition to this landlords will now need to include information in respect of the tenants circumstances and any likely impact of Covid 19.

Notices served on or before August 28 are not effected ( 3 months notice was required).

If you require any further information in respect of the bringing or defending a claim contact our Landlord and Tenant department on
on 01494 2111.03

31/07/2020

Wishing all those celebrating Eid and blessed Eid ul Aldha.