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Commercial Property Disputes
It is vital for commercial landlords that their tenants comply with their lease obligations. Breaches of lease can affect the value of the property and the amount of income they are able to get from it. If your commercial tenant has breached your lease, therefore, it is important that you receive specialist legal advice.
At Levi Solicitors, our experienced property disputes team is on hand to guide commercial landlords and tenants through breach of lease disputes.
Breach of lease claims
There are numerous ways in which a commercial tenant (or indeed landlord) can breach a lease. At Levi Solicitors LLP, our specialist property disputes team can help you resolve these issues. Some of the more common breaches that we see include:
- Commercial rent arrears disputes
- Service charge arrears, or non-payment of insurance or other payments due under the lease
- Nuisance claims: including noise and industrial pollution issues
- Alterations carried out without consent
- Subletting or assigning without consent; and
- Disrepair or dilapidations.
We will advise you on the best method for resolving your breach of lease dispute, including forfeiture or injunction as appropriate.
Why choose us to deal with your breach of commercial lease dispute?
We understand the urgency involved in breach of lease disputes. Our advice will be prompt, commercial and practical. We are proud to be transparent on fees and will give you clear costs advice from the outset.
If you would like a no obligation discussion to see how we can help you resolve your breach of commercial lease dispute, call us on (freephone) 0800 988 7756.
With offices in Leeds, Wakefield and London, we can bring our experience and knowledge to your claim, no matter where you are.
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Breaches of lease Expertise
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Emma Farrell
Partner
Emma is a partner in our dispute resolution team and specialises in professional negligence matters. Read more