Leasehold Property DisputesENG
This publication will assist practitioners in efficiently managing leasehold property dispute matters, including breaches of leasehold covenants and landlord dilapidations.
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Overview
Whether acting for the claimant or the defendant, this is a practical and useful guide to resolving property disputes relating to leaseholds, in line with leasehold law in England & Wales.
The commentary and precedents cover breaches of lease covenants by tenants, breaches of lease covenants by landlords, remediation and forfeiture, commercial dilapidations, and residential hazard reporting.
Also discussed are the following:
- Pre-action protocols and practice directions;
- Alternative dispute resolution and offers to settle;
- Issuing proceedings and responding to them;
- Default and summary judgment; and
- Case management, disclosure, and trials.
A sample of the precedents included in this publication are:
- Letters before action and responses;
- Example content for particulars of claim;
- Example content for defences;
- Notice before forfeiture under s 146 of the Law of Property Act 1925;
- Counter-notice claiming the benefit of the Leasehold Property (Repairs) Act 1938;
- Notice of landlord’s breaches of repairing covenants;
- Notice to former tenant regarding goods left and commercial premises;
- Quantified demand and schedule of dilapidations;
- Tenant’s response to dilapidations documents; and
- Notice before tribunal application under s 22 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.
Ready To Use Resources
Choose from ready-to-use legal documents within this Publication.
2 Matter Plans Included
- ALERTS - Nil“”
- Full Commentary - Short Residential Tenancy Disputes“null”
- Reference materials
- Overview“A significant number of residential properties in England and Wales are let out by landlords to tenants for short periods. A short-term residential tenancy is a lease for a period less than 21 years from the original grant date. Less common forms of assured tenancies give the tenant the right ...”
- Acting for the landlord
- Acting for the tenant
- Further information“”
- Comments and suggestions for By Lawyers“null”
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