Property Dispute

If you are the owner or lessor of residential, commercial, or agricultural properties, or planning to be one, you can expect to be involved in matters governed by English property law. For example, a landlord and his tenants may enter into a contract, which could be breached by either party.

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Boundaries of lands may be fought over if not clearly established in the title deeds. Even something as seemingly simple as weeds could get you into trouble with the neighbours. Find yourself at the winning end of a property transaction, or a liability claim, with the aid of our expert property litigation solicitors.

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Property Litigation and Property Dispute Resolution

The field of property litigation includes a variety of property issues brought to the courts for resolution. This is resorted to by solicitors when alternative property dispute resolution, from arbitration, mediation, and negotiation are unsuccessful. Or in such situations when issues are too complicated, and parties cannot come to some form of settlement.

In some transactions, legal advice may be all that is needed, such as in drawing up of contracts, or coming up with an agreement as a preventive measure for possible property disputes.

Property Litigation Clients

A property litigation client can be anybody who owns, rents, leases, acquires, manages, or invests in and develops residential, commercial, industrial, or agricultural properties. You may either be the one with a claim, or the one being complained about in a property case. Either way, you can benefit from the assistance of our experienced property lawyers who will assist you in the legal processes and next steps.

Aside from property litigation, property solicitors can also give advice on property conveyancing, or the legal transfer from the seller to buyer of a property, either of whom may be the client.

Our property lawyers have the competence and experience to handle property dispute litigation, should an action before the court be your only recourse.