PUBLIC AND VOLUNTARY
Charities
Growing charities' property interests
Running a successful charity is hard work. In recent years,
charities have experienced increasingly tough competition,
a more demanding public and tighter laws to comply with. To
succeed, charities must protect their property interests and
maximise the real value of property they own or use as part
of their business or as a source of income.
Lawbuild offers expert construction law advice and services
to charities buying, selling, leasing or letting recently
built or refurbished property.
We understand that for charities, money doesn't grow on trees.
For many charities, property is a key investment which is
used to generate income (both short-term and long-term). Charities
often also have substantial property holdings as part of their
business.
We can help you to:
- stay in control of your property related legal
requirements and fiduciary duties, especially as relevant
laws change
- ensure that you are well protected from unnecessary
liabilities, expense or complications relating to your property
- get best value for your money from your property
interests
- manage complex legal relationships
Local authorities
Your "authority" on construction law
As laws and regulations become more numerous, local authorities
are faced with a myriad of complicated legal requirements
to comply with in almost every sphere of their operations.
There are also numerous legal relationships to manage, contracts
to monitor and property to protect. A successful local authority
has expert legal advice close at hand.
Lawbuild offers expert construction law advice and services
to local authorities managing, buying, selling, leasing or
letting recently built or refurbished property.
We have first-hand experience and an in-depth knowledge of
local authorities' construction law requirements. We are accustomed
to the high standards demanded by local authorities, and we
are up to date with the relevant construction law, rules and
regulations.
We can help you to:
- stay in control of your property-related legal
requirements and fiduciary duties, especially as relevant
laws change
- ensure that you are well protected from unnecessary
liabilities, expense or complications relating to your property
- get best value for your money from your property
interests
- manage complex legal relationship
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