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Landlord & Tenant Law

We advise landlords and tenants on tenancy matters, from drafting agreements to resolving disputes.

Overview

Tenancy relationships can run smoothly for years, or they can turn into disputes over rent, repairs or possession. We advise both landlords and tenants, helping resolve issues fairly and, where necessary, through the appropriate legal process.

For landlords, we can also help put solid tenancy agreements in place from the outset to reduce the risk of disputes later on.

Whether you're a landlord managing a portfolio or a tenant facing a dispute, getting advice early often prevents a manageable disagreement from turning into a drawn-out legal problem.

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What This Covers

Services Within Landlord & Tenant Law

Tenancy Agreements
Drafting and reviewing residential and commercial tenancy agreements. Getting the terms right from the outset reduces the risk of disputes later.
Possession Proceedings
Advice and representation for landlords seeking possession. We make sure the correct notice and process are followed.
Rent Arrears
Recovering unpaid rent, and advising tenants facing arrears. We look at the full picture before recommending next steps.
Disrepair Claims
Advice for tenants on repair obligations, and landlords defending claims. We assess what's actually required under the tenancy.
Lease Disputes
Resolving disputes over lease terms and obligations. We interpret the lease carefully to identify your position.
Eviction Defence
Advice for tenants facing eviction proceedings. We check that the correct process has been followed before you respond.
In Depth

Understanding Landlord & Tenant Law

The relationship between landlord and tenant is governed by a mix of the tenancy agreement itself and statutory protections, particularly for residential tenancies. Getting the tenancy agreement right at the outset can prevent a great many disputes further down the line.

Possession proceedings, where a landlord seeks to regain their property, must follow a specific legal process, including serving the correct notice. Getting this process wrong can delay a case significantly, so it's worth having it checked before serving notice.

Tenants also have obligations, and repair issues in particular are often a source of dispute — landlords generally have a responsibility to keep a property in good repair, but the specifics depend on the terms of the tenancy and the nature of the issue.

How We Work

Our Process

01
Initial Consultation
We listen to your situation in full and outline the realistic options available to you, without jargon or pressure.
02
Case Assessment
We review the details closely and advise honestly on the likely path forward, including timescales and costs.
03
Action
We handle the application, correspondence or proceedings on your behalf, keeping you informed as things progress.
04
Ongoing Support
We keep you updated at every stage and remain on hand for questions throughout, right through to resolution.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What notice period applies to a possession claim?

This depends on the type of tenancy and the grounds being relied on — getting this wrong can delay or invalidate a claim.

Who is responsible for repairs?

This depends on the tenancy agreement and the type of repair, though landlords generally have responsibility for the structure and key installations.

Can a tenant be evicted without a court order?

No — a landlord must obtain a court order before evicting a tenant, and following the wrong process can set a case back significantly.

Can rent be increased during a tenancy?

This depends on the terms of the tenancy agreement and the correct notice procedure — we can advise on what applies to your situation.

What counts as a valid reason for possession?

This depends on the type of tenancy and the grounds relied upon, ranging from rent arrears to a landlord wanting to sell or move back in.

Can a tenant dispute a rent increase or eviction notice?

Yes, in many circumstances — we can review the notice served and advise on whether it's valid and what your options are.

Why Aman Solicitors Advocates

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Aman Solicitors Advocates (London) Ltd
SRA No. 463069
Company No. 05925291
Registered office: Spaces, 83-85 Baker Street, London, W1U 6AG
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