I have done the search for you. Read this:

Is the property jointly owned?

If so, search here for "Restriction K", and read up on what you can do.

Begin work on your statement now. 

You will receive from the court a notice giving the date and time of the hearing. But if you have been sent a copy of the application and supporting statement, make good use of the additional time you have been given. 

Have you acted in breach of the terms of the lease by allowing someone else into possession without the landlord's consent? 

You risk losing the lease. 

Bring a claim under the guarantee. 

It is unusual to find a tenancy agreement that can be cancelled.

So no guarantees?

Did you get guarantees from the directors of the company? 

Do you have a written report detailing the results of the latest inspection? 

@stu007?

@FTMDave? 

The way you posted a link to and talked about that site is typical of how people spam forums. I remain sceptical, so perhaps you can clarify the assistance that you seek. 

Are you a spammer? 

@dx100uk? 

When did you find it? How many times did you use it? 

@slick132?

Look, whoever is running this site, it's happening again.  Not only can I still not send or receive any DMs, having previously been able to do so, but once again I am not allowed to see anything in the delivery services section.

@Andyorch sort of helped a while ago. None of the rest of you in the site team so much as asked if you could help. And messages using the contact button are ignored. This is now my third thread about this, FCOL.

What is going on? And in answer to the question below, you have not helped.

FFS, I'm now getting Love Holidays ads. That will teach me to search in an attempt to help . 

@FTMDavegot there first.

That is better.

1. Probate may well not be needed in respect of the house. This assumes that ownership is on what is called a 'joint tenancy'. A straightforward application to amend the title register will be needed. If it is not a 'joint tenancy' but a 'tenancy in common' the Land Registry will say so and Probate will be needed.

2. Bank accounts in joint names. Write to banks with original copies of death certificated (these should be returned). Banks will change account names.

I did all the above for my mother after my father died. It is fairly straightforward.

Don't fume. Just do what is asked in respect of your property. 

I would not describe this as a lapse of concentration. Any magistrate will see that you knew exactly what you were doing. You don't want them to think you are treating them like fools. 

1 hour ago, Manxman in exile said:

Is @mantis shrimp a phantom?

what do you mean? Are you?

I'm thinking of TUPE, hb. but of course if it the company that has been sold, the OP's claim remains against the company under its new owners.  If, however, what has been sold is not the company but its business, then we need to look at TUPE.

Hopefully the OP will be able to answer my question, so we can give properly focussed advice.

Do you know whether what has been sold is the company or the business which it operates? Have you been told whether you will have a new employer?