Oldham Marsh was first established in 1817 and merged with Page Flavell another long established Melton Mowbray firm in 2001. Although almost 200 years old the firm is very positively rooted in the 21st century. We combine invaluable experience gained during this period with innovative approaches ensuring we are at the forefront of providing the highest quality legal services.
Oldham Marsh Page Flavell is as ambitious for the future as it is proud of its past. All staff will continue to work during this time, and we have systems in place to allow this. We will continue to progress your matter, and should you need to drop any paperwork into the office, this can be done via the letterbox.
Oldham Marsh Page Flavell is as ambitious for the future as it is proud of its past. All staff will continue to work during this time, and we have systems in place to allow this. We will continue to progress your matter, and should you need to drop any paperwork into the office, this can be done via the letterbox.
Services
Neil graduated with an honours degree in law at Leeds University and subsequently attended the College of Law at Chester for his solicitors' final examinations. He then trained with a firm in Nottingham and was admitted as a solicitor in 1983 when he joined Oldham Marsh. He became a partner in Oldham Marsh in 1989.
Below is a table for our fees for both the sale and purchase of Freehold, Leasehold and Shared Ownership property. Please note that all fees are plus VAT and that assumptions are made as to the type of transaction as detailed below. Disbursements will all be payable on your matter. Disbursements are costs payable to third parties such as Land Registry Fees and Local Authority search fees.
Injuries caused by the deliberate or negligent acts of a person or corporate body or as a result of a breach of a statutory duty, for example employer's liability, normally give rise to a claim for damages. The amount of those damages of course will vary depending upon the severity of the injuries, the actual financial losses sustained such as loss of earnings, and the degree of impairment of future earning capacity.
Civil litigation is the method of resolving disputes or claims between individuals, companies, local authorities and government departments. Generally such matters fall into two categories. One is based on a contract being an agreement between two or more parties and the other is based on a civil wrong caused by one party to another either deliberately or negligently.
For our business clients our services include the sale and purchase of business premises; which can include office, shops, factories, warehouses, pubs, hotels and restaurants. This may also involve granting to a Tenant or taking from a Landlord a Lease of commercial premises and assistance in the very complex procedures concerning renewal, rent reviews, dilapidations and the many obligations normally taken on by a Tenant of business premises.
