Breach of Covenants and Commercial Property Disputes

Rose & Rose

Breach of Covenants and Commerical Property Dispute Solicitors

Commercial property covenants are specific obligations set out in a lease agreement between a landlord and tenant that will also set out how the property can and can’t be used.

For instance, a covenant can prevent certain activities, such as subletting without permission, carrying out unauthorised alterations, or using the premises for anything other than what the commercial lease was assigned for. Failure to pay rent or service charges would also be considered a breach of covenant.

A tenant can also bring a breach of covenant claim against a landlord, with the most common disputes being over failure to provide service charge services or breach of ‘quiet enjoyment’.

Breach of Covenant Solicitors

At Rose & Rose, our experienced solicitors specialise in commercial property disputes and provide legal advice and guidance to landlords and tenants. We can help resolve breach of covenant disputes through alternative dispute resolution methods such as negotiation, mediation or through issuing legal proceedings where needed. We will work with you to analyse the breach and offer pragmatic advice on the most suitable course of action to remedy your situation.

We are committed to providing you with the guidance necessary to navigate these challenges effectively and finding you a cost-effective and swift solution. 

Our commercial property team can also assist with various other commercial property matters and disputes, including: 

• Issues concerning the termination or renewal of a lease.
• Dilapidation and disrepair.

We provide detailed, transparent and comprehensive advice, ensuring that, as our client, you fully understand the advice you are given and your options to proceed.

Commercial Property Dispute Solicitor Near You

Seeking guidance from a knowledgeable and experienced solicitor is essential should a commercial property dispute arise.

With the proper advice, you or your business could avoid expensive and complicated consequences.

Click on the profiles below and speak to our friendly and experienced team of solicitors.