Commercial Landlord and Tenant Disputes

What are Commercial Landlord & Tenant disputes?

A commercial landlord and tenant dispute can arise due to disagreements over different aspects of the landlord and tenant relationship and sometimes taking legal action is required to resolve these conflicts.

These disputes can be over a range of different matters including the terms of the lease or licence which governs the landlord and tenant relationship, a breach of the lease or licence, a dispute regarding access or repairs, rent arrears, service charge dispute, or anything which concerns the relationship between the parties and the way in which the property is held.

Our Property Litigation solicitors are experienced in all forms of Commercial Landlord & Tenant Disputes.

The team can assist in protecting your legal rights and navigating through the complex legal landscape. It is highly recommended that you get in touch with a specialist should you experience a Commercial Landlord & Tenant dispute.

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Commercial Landlord and Tenant Disputes FAQs

How do you resolve a commercial landlord and tenant dispute?

Commercial Landlord & Tenant disputes can be resolved either by a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) or by reference to the Court or Tribunal.

What are the legal obligations of commercial landlords?

The obligations of commercial landlords are dictated by the terms of the lease or licence between the landlord and tenant. Sometimes the terms of the agreement can be implied where, for example, the term of the lease has expired. In addition to an express agreement, certain terms can be implied by law, such as a right to quiet enjoyment of the property (to use the property without any undue disturbance).

What are the legal obligations of commercial tenants?

The obligations of commercial tenants are dictated by the terms of the lease or licence between the landlord and tenant. Sometimes the terms of the agreement can be implied where, for example, the term of the lease has expired. In addition to an express agreement, certain terms can be implied by law, such as a right to quiet enjoyment of the property (to use the property without any undue disturbance).

What is the landlord and tenant act for commercial property?

The main piece of legislation which governs Commercial Landlord & Tenant disputes is the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.

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Our team of specialist solicitors have a wealth of experience in successfully handling landlord and tenant disputes. Learn more about Ellis Jones and get in touch today.

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