What is the role of the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) in tenure leasehold disputes?

Feb 13, 2018 ... Some 20 percent of the South Island is what is commonly called the 'High Country'. These are the pastoral lands that lie to the east of the ... Jul 17, 2024 ... ... on leasehold and commonhold reform, and ban the sale of new leasehold flats so commonhold becomes the default tenure. What is leasehold? Leasehold means that you just have a lease from the freeholder (sometimes called the landlord) to use the home for a number of years. The ... Jul 26, 2021 ... Unallocated state land can be made available through various forms of leasehold tenure or for community uses as roads or trust land. Most land in the NT, outside of townships, is either Aboriginal freehold or pastoral leasehold land over which native title rights can exist. There are ... What does the Government's reform of leasehold tenure mean for me? This reform will make buying or extending lease agreements “easier, faster, fairer and ... Apr 10, 2024 ... Despite more than 50 years of reform, leasehold as a tenure remains in crisis and the English and Welsh governments have been forced to ... Apr 22, 2024 ... Labour is unequivocal about the fact that commonhold is a preferable tenure to leasehold, in that it gives the benefits of freehold ownership to ... What is ground rent? This is a sum of money paid every year to the freeholder, it can be either at ... Mar 31, 2025 ... leasehold. noun. lease·​hold ˈlēs-ˌhōld. 1. : a tenure by lease. 2. : property held by lease. leaseholder noun. Examples of leasehold in a ...