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Leasehold Property
Leasehold property is a form of property which allows one party to buy the right to occupy a building or piece of land for a specific period of time. The terms of the agreement are as set out in the lease.
Lawyers Online can refer you to lawyers that can help advise you on the legal aspects of that contract. The law on leasehold properties can be complex and you may need legal representation to help you, with a dispute with the freeholder.
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