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Tenant’s Insolvency
Legal disputes involving a tenant becoming insolvent can arise when a tenant fails to pay rent due under a lease. When a tenant fails to pay the rent, it can be because they have fallen insolvent. If this is the case, there are actions that can be taken by the landlord to recover the debt owed. These include exercising commercial rent arrears recovery (CRAR) against goods of the tenant, suing for the rent by court action, or forfeiting the lease. At Wilkes, we provide expert legal services to help you navigate these disputes, protecting your rights and achieving fair outcomes.
How We Work With You
- Initial Consultation: We begin with a thorough consultation to understand your situation and provide tailored advice on the best course of action.
- Thorough Investigation: We gather all necessary evidence, such as deeds and surveys, to build a strong case that supports your interests.
- Clear Communication: Transparency is key; we keep you informed of every development, ensuring you understand each step of the process.
- Strategic Planning: We create a tailored strategy, whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, to resolve your dispute with minimal disruption to your life.
- Ongoing Support: Even after resolution, we continue to offer support and advice to help prevent future disputes and protect your property rights.
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Senior Associate, Property Litigation
Solicitor, Property Litigation
Partner, Contentious Probate & Property Litigation
Senior Associate, Property Litigation
Associate Solicitor, Property Litigation
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