On Leasehold Reform: What the big shake-up could mean for prime property investors

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Following publication of the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill earlier this year, lawyers Kate Stockdale & Michael Ellis assess the likely impact on ground rents, ownership structures and investor returns.

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Kate Stockdale & Michael Ellis

Partner & Partner at Wilsons Solicitors LLP

Kate Stockdale is Partner in the Residential Property department, and Michael Ellis is Partner in the Property & Commercial Litigation department, at Wilsons Solicitors.

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