Help when commercial property transactions have gone wrong and you need help to restore your interests.
All commercial landlords and tenants should make sure they are aware of all the terms of their lease agreement. If not, you could find yourself subject to a breach of covenant claim.
When it comes to forfeiture and recovery of possession, if a commercial tenant is in rent arrears or serious breach of their lease agreement the landlord may want to terminate the tenancy. It is vital landlords wanting to take this action do so lawfully.
All commercial leases will set out the tenant’s obligations to keep the property in good repair. Dilapidation and failing to repair disputes usually arise at the end of a lease term and can be costly and time consuming, often ending up in court. Our lawyers will help you decide on the best course of action, whether you are a landlord or a tenant and we do our best to settle cases before they come to court.
Finally, although most commercial lease renewals are governed by a statutory process, it is complicated and can be confusing. Even if you and your landlord or tenant agree about the terms for renewal, or termination, you should get expert legal advice. We can help you ensure you comply with the statutory process and so protect your rights.
