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Commercial Property Disputes

Commercial Possession Proceedings

Ruhul Ameen
Ruhul Ameen
Partner
Bahareh Amani
Bahareh Amani
Partner
Edward Sharp
Edward Sharp
Partner
Reema Chugh
Reema Chugh
Partner
Brenel Menezes
Brenel Menezes
Senior Associate
Simran Gupta
Simran Gupta
Paralegal

As a commercial landlord, you have the right to take back possession of a property you’re renting out to a tenant, whether commercial or residential.

How and when you can do so will depend on several factors. The process can be complex, so it is vital that you seek legal advice straight away and have the right lawyers representing you.

Our expert team are very experienced in all kinds of possession proceedings and are well known for helping both landlords and tenants with possession claims.

Your lawyer will explain the available funding options and set-out a strategy for your case. They will keep you informed throughout the process, so you’re never left out of the loop.

Understanding possession proceedings

If you’re a landlord and would like to understand more about the process for regaining possession of a property, we can help. It’s important that any possession proceeding is handled ethically and correctly, so we’ll be on hand to ensure everything falls within the legal guidance. Our team will collect and assess your information before passing this to an appropriate lawyer who can give you initial advice.

"JAYESH KUNWARDIA IS AN EXCELLENT SOLICITOR AND HE FULLY UPDATED ME EVERY STEP OF THE WAY."

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Why choose Hodge Jones & Allen?

Our solicitors have many years of experience in dealing with possession proceedings. They will work tirelessly to reach a positive outcome within the shortest possible time frame.

Our team understand how frustrating possession proceedings can be. They’ll help you throughout the process, always putting you first.

We know costs play a great part in thinking about bringing a claim. Our lawyers will explain the different arrangements and help you make the right decision for you.

"MY EXPERIENCE WITH HJA WAS VERY PROFESSIONAL AT ALL TIMES. THEY WERE HELPFUL AND HONEST."

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can a landlord evict a commercial tenant?

If you’re letting a property to a commercial tenant who doesn’t leave when you ask, then in most cases you will need to obtain, and enforce, a court order.

The requirements for obtaining a Court Order will depend on the kind of tenancy. However, the process is highly regulated, and there are several technical pitfalls which could lead to the notice being invalid. Even minor errors in the paperwork may prevent a court from granting a possession order or lead to significant delays and costs.

Our team of property dispute solicitors are highly experienced in advising landlords on their rights and obligations, in order to minimise void periods and protect property investments.

 

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"I appreciated the support and advice given by my solicitor. His diligence in chasing the potential plaintiff for information and case notes was admirable as was his resolve in getting the best possible outcome."