Lawyers accuse agents of failing to comply with CPRs over leaseholds (EAT)

The Law Society claims that the unforeseen charges faced by some purchasers of leasehold properties could be addressed “if developers and estate agents complied with consumer protection regulations” by providing more information upfront.

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