Rent Arrears Recovery
How to recover rent arrears
Rent and service charge arrears are probably the most common causes of disputes between a Landlord and Tenant. Landlord will often have a number of options available to them to try and recover the arrears.
Landlords need to consider what outcome they wish to achieve, before commencing with any action against their Tenant. It is therefore important to seek advice early on to assess the options available to them and see how this sits with the outcome that the Landlord wishes to achieve.
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Potential options that a Landlord may have against a defaulting tenant include:
- Court Proceedings
- Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (‘CRAR’)
- Levying of distress via a Bailiff
- Forfeiture
- Use of a rent deposit
- Insolvency processes
Contact our team to discuss the options available to you.
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Do you need help with the following?
- Rent and Service Charge Arrears Recovery
- Forfeiture and Possession
- Breach of Covenant
- Dilapidation Claim
- Breach of Covenants
- Lease Renewal and Security of Tenure
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