Our lawyers are assertive litigators and experienced negotiators. We can advise you of your options to achieve a resolution of your property dispute which may include Court proceedings, arbitration, mediation and other dispute resolution alternatives.
Dealing with tenants of business premises in financial difficulties may need a more creative solution than simply forfeiting the lease and finding a new tenant. If your tenant has gone bust – check the lease. If they were not the original tenant, but took an assignment from your original tenant you may be able to go back to the original tenant and recover the rent from them instead.
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Residential Landlord and Tenant
We specialise in acting for Landlords and Managing Agents with significant property portfolios as well as representing Landlords and Tenants of larger residential properties.
It is important that as a landlord you comply with the legislation when managing your property so as to avoid claims being made against you.
Examples of possible disputes between landlords and tenants are:
We can assist you in giving practical advice on how to manage your relationship with your tenant or landlord, prepare the documentation you need and ensure that if court proceedings become necessary they are handled in a cost effective and time efficient manner.
We do not advise:
Restrictive covenants are restrictions on what you can do with your property, whether that be to prevent certain uses or specific activities on a piece of land. These restrictions “run with the land” and therefore apply before and after ownership of land changes. The older the restrictive covenant is, the more difficult it may be to identify the land that has the benefit. It may also be the case that very old covenants have been rendered obsolete because they have been breached many times over the years without the owner of the benefiting land doing anything about it.