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The law relating to Landlord and Tenant, leases and tenancy agreements is complex and very largely governed by intricate statutes which have been constantly repealed and updated in recent years. For this reason it is always sensible to take good advice before a tenancy commences and whenever problems arise. At Bridge McFarland we have lawyers who are experienced in the three principal areas of law relating to, residential, commercial and agricultural property. They can advise in relation to new tenancies and leases and help those concerned if problems do arise at a later stage.
Information about our agricultural experts can be found on our agriculture and rural affairs page. They are happy to advise both landlords and tenants. If difficulties arise they will work with our property litigation experts so that clients receive the correct advice from both agricultural experts and those experienced in the resolution of contentious issues. When new arrangements are being considered they can assist in the negotiation and preparation of Farm Business Tenancies and other agreements. Bridge McFarland can also advise in relation the law relating to commercial leases and tenancies which can now apply to some of the activities which take place on rural properties.
Our commercial property lawyers handle landlord and tenant issues relating to a wide range of business premises. From corner shops and offices to industrial sites, factories, licensed premises and leisure facilities the variety is almost endless. More information can be seen on our commercial property page. Very often commercial property will form part of a larger transaction involving the sale and purchase of a ‘going concern’ business. Again Bridge McFarland has the expertise to assist - see also our business sales & acquisitions page. By working together our various specialists ensure that clients receive the correct advice from the right people at the right time. The solicitor who drafts a new commercial lease would probably not advise about possession proceedings. It makes sense to be speaking to the right person at the right time.
In recent years the residential letting market has become substantially more active. The establishment of the University of Lincoln has had a major influence on the property market in the city. In Grimsby and Hull the numbers of houses and flats available for rental is substantial. Even in more rural areas demand has often outstripped supply and in turn this has had an effect on rents themselves. They have reflected the substantial increases in property prices that we have seen in the region. Whether you are a landlord or a tenant Bridge McFarland can help with both new tenancies and the problems that can arise with existing arrangements. If you need advice please speak to one of our property lawyers.
