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Either during or more usually at the end of a commercial lease the lease will usually provide that the property is put into a certain state of repair by the tenants.

Failure to comply with this will give rise to a claim by the landlord for damages or debt. This area of the law is subject to complicated statutory control and voluminous case law. We can advise landlords in taking the most appropriate course of action.

Questions often asked by the Landlord are:

  • What are the tenants responsible for repairing?
  • Who should do the remedial works to the premises and who will be responsible for the costs of such works?
  • What should I do if the tenant has failed in their duty to repair?


For advice on a potential dilapidations claim please contact  Guy Osborn or Shilpa Mathuradas by:

 

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