The drafting of leases and agreements does not always receive the attention it deserves. Landlords may draw up their own documents or use off-the-shelf standard agreements. However, this does not take into account the unique nature of each scenario.
Whether you're a landlord or a tenant, your lease determines the rights you have regarding the property. The law in this area continues to evolve, and keeping pace with the fine points of changing regulations is a job for a specialist legal team.
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Rent with confidence
Whether letting spare outbuildings or leasing land on a long term basis, well-drafted leases and agreements give all parties the confidence they need to move forward with the transaction.
Typical situations requiring legal documentation include:
- Breaches of covenant
- Licences to assign, underlet and for alterations
- New leases, extensions, deeds of variations and surrenders
- Notices and forfeiture
- Recovery of rent arrears and possession proceedings.
We specialise in leases and agreements involving agricultural land and property and we have considerable experience in supporting agricultural businesses and landowners.
Profit from our expertise
With the support of our agricultural property lawyers, you can benefit from help and advice on how to make the most of your rural land and properties.
We understand that farmland and rural buildings involve legal issues which differ from those that arise involving urban rental properties, and we have the specialist know-how to ensure that nothing is left to chance.
Not only were they technically competent but their level of service and communication was excellent. They took a very commercial approach and provided great advice in the negotiations to get the best result.Client Feedback via Chambers and Partners
Key Contact
Joseph Fletcher-Hunt
Real Estate Partner
Joseph acts for clients on a wide range of real estate and property matters, including sales and purchases of land and buildings, mortgages and refinancing (working for both banks and borrowers), easements and property rights and the granting, renewal and variation of leases and tenancies.
