Sentences with phrase «tenant lease disputes»

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If Tenant Data Services keeps reporting information that you have disputed, and it is preventing you from getting a lease, you may have a case.

House repairs, pest control and lease agreements are just some of the most common disputes between tenants and their landlords.

At the end of a 4.5 month lease, then tenant and I came into a dispute about paying for a partial day...

Justice Morgan found that the tenant did not appear to come to the Court with «unclean hands» as the dispute was regarding an accounting issue and the terms of the lease agreement, and it was not equitable to put the tenant out of business... Read More

Drafted and negotiated resolution of commercial lease dispute between national landlord and local tenant following discovery of potential consumer fraud issues

landlord and tenant: forfeiture, lease renewals, break disputes, breach of covenant, rent reviews and insolvency

Our lawyers handle all types of real estate disputes, including claims for design and planning negligence, easements and title disputes, breaches of commercial leases and purchase and sale agreements, landlord - tenant disputes, inverse condemnation, and real estate commission disputes.

As a result, Justice Morgan granted temporary relief from forfeiture to the tenant on certain terms including requiring the tenant to pay the unpaid rent, realty taxes and water bills, and the parties to resolve the dispute relating to the lease agreement and demand loan within 60 days.

Commercial and business litigation Contracts and commercial transactions Consumer protection Corporate, shareholder, and partnership disputes Director and officer liability Covenants not to compete Insurance coverage and claims litigation Landlord - tenant Leases Collection matters Libel and slander Licensing disputes Property Damage Real estate litigation

On the real estate side, Julianne has handled the sale of real property, drafted commercial and medical leases and litigated fair market value disputes between landlords and tenants.

It takes maybe 4 - 10 hours of lawyer / paralegal work plus the cost of making arrangements to physically remove the tenant's possessions from the premises, if there is no bona fide dispute over the end of the lease term or the fact that rent is owed.

Dan's business litigation included defending a truck manufacturer in suits by disgruntled dealers, the defense of numerous officers and directors of failed savings and loans, a recovery for limited partners in a franchise who were misled by a franchisor, defense of libel actions, trade secret litigation on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants, lease covenant disputes for commercial tenants of shopping centers, and business partnership disputes.

We can help you navigate relatively simple matters — such as reviewing your residential lease or purchase and sale agreement — as well as the more complicated (and potentially contentious) matters involving commercial property development and management, commercial property purchases, sales, and leasing, condemnation, boundary disputes, easements, landlord / tenant matters, and any number of disputes over real property rights and remedies.

Shasta's real estate practice includes drafting and reviewing real estate purchase and sale agreements and lease agreements, advising individual and corporate clients on landlord - tenant issues, and representing landowners in property disputes.

Tenant won a utility cap lease dispute with landlord in a case involving both a complaint and cross-claims, with the trial judge eventually awarding tenant $ 27,919.11 who also lost on other cTenant won a utility cap lease dispute with landlord in a case involving both a complaint and cross-claims, with the trial judge eventually awarding tenant $ 27,919.11 who also lost on other ctenant $ 27,919.11 who also lost on other claims.

She deals with all types of property disputes including joint venture and conveyancing disputes, trespass, party wall and developer claims, professional negligence and rectification claims, the full range of landlord and tenant disputes encompassing breaches of covenant, forfeiture, insolvency, rent arrears, possession and service charge issues, business lease renewals and dilapidations claims.

He has experience dealing with Disputes relating to written & unwritten leases & licences, Contentious & non-contentious tenancy renewals under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, Dilapidation disputes, Serving break notices, Commercial & residential service charge disputes, Possession claims, Residential tenancies, Forfeiture & s. 146 notices of the Law of Property Act 1925, and Recovering rent Disputes relating to written & unwritten leases & licences, Contentious & non-contentious tenancy renewals under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, Dilapidation disputes, Serving break notices, Commercial & residential service charge disputes, Possession claims, Residential tenancies, Forfeiture & s. 146 notices of the Law of Property Act 1925, and Recovering rent disputes, Serving break notices, Commercial & residential service charge disputes, Possession claims, Residential tenancies, Forfeiture & s. 146 notices of the Law of Property Act 1925, and Recovering rent disputes, Possession claims, Residential tenancies, Forfeiture & s. 146 notices of the Law of Property Act 1925, and Recovering rent arrears.

Property issues and disputes of all types, including: contracts for the acquisition, development and management of land; options and conditional contracts; overage claims; project management and similar contracts; mortgages and other security arrangements, including enforcement disputes; planning and other statutory issues connected with property contracts; leases of all types; landlord and tenant disputes (particularly commercial — including retail, leisure and distribution — and residential); rent reviews; leasehold enfranchisement; rights over land (including easements, covenants and rights of light); trespass and nuisance claims; disputed asset disposals; estate agency; property - related competition law issues; and commons and village greens.

She has acted for clients in landlord and tenant matters, boundary and easement disputes, disrepair and breach of covenant claims, forfeiture actions, business tenancy and residential possession proceedings, lease extension and enfranchisement proceedings as well as boundary and easement disputes.

Rob regularly advises a range of clients on high value and complex landlord and tenant disputes, including lease interpretation and dilapidations claims.

Satnam deals predominantly with landlord and tenant disputes (including dilapidations, lease renewals, repossessions, rent arrears, landlord's consent, break notices and insolvency) and also undertakes general property litigation such as trespass, boundary disputes and professional negligence.

He has acted for both landlords and tenants in lease renewals, alienation / assignment, disrepair and dilapidation, service charge and break notice disputes as well as rent reviews and providing transactional support.

Jason represents individual and corporate clients on real estate purchase and sale transactions, commercial leasing, property management and landlord / tenant issues, construction contract disputes, misrepresentation and boundary litigation.

We offer quality legal representation in areas including commercial lease disputes, purchase and sale contract disputes, lease disputes, commercial lease transactions, specific performance, financing disputes, and unlawful detainer, eviction and landlord / tenant matters.

Harjie is frequently involved in demanding and complex land and property related disputes and is the firm's lead partner on all commercial landlord and tenant litigation including contested lease renewals, lease termination, disputed dilapidation and service charge claims, actions against telecommunication operators, actions for breach of covenants, possession claims and enforcement.

At Bailey & Galyen, Attorneys at Law, we have handled a broad spectrum of commercial and residential landlord / tenant challenges, including leasing disputes and evictions.

In addition, we handle landlord - tenant matters (representing both landlords and tenants) such as lease negotiations, lease disputes, evictions and more.

Mr. Ludden has defended over 100 law firms and lawyers during his career, while also handling a broad range of commercial disputes, including representing both landlords and tenants in commercial lease and other contractual disputes, software developers in intellectual property matters and both private and public corporations in environmental litigation.

Other key team members include senior associates Edward Gamble, who focuses on landlord and tenant disputes, high - value contractual disputes and complex possession claims, and Martin Garner, who advises institutional landlords, tenants and developers on business lease renewals, debt recovery, dilapidations, trespassers, rights of light and insolvency disputes.

His experience includes representing providers and purchasers of construction services and materials in matters involving construction defects, contracts, and liens; representing buyers, sellers, owners, lessors, and tenants of real estate in land and lease disputes; representing owners, directors, officers, and employees in business and employment disputes; and representing individuals and entities in a broad array of other litigation matters.

CMS» department, led by Stephen Scott, is best known for handling disputes concerning complex development projects, vacant possession strategies, business lease renewals and terminations, dilapidations, rent reviews, service charges, arrears recovery, squatters and possession cases, landlord and tenant insolvency and real estate - related disability discrimination cases.

• Landlord and tenant — lease renewals, dilapidations, forfeiture, easements, rent reviews • Matters involving retail, office, industrial, residential and mixed use premises • Option agreements • Boundary disputes • Possession proceedings

Jennifer regularly advises landlords and tenants, including individuals, corporate and public bodies on a broad range of subjects including dilapidation claims, forfeiture, possession proceedings (including squatter eviction), easements, opposed and unopposed lease renewals, operation of break clauses, rent reviews and other forms of landlord and tenant disputes.

Naomi acts for both landlords and tenants in all aspects of residential leases, both short and long term including repossession of property, disrepair, eviction of squatters, mortgage possession cases, tenancy deposit disputes and houses in multiple occupation and is able to advise on tenancy agreements and landlord disputes.

The firm's comprehensive commercial property service covers planning and environmental law, minerals and waste, compulsory purchase, village greens, development including strategic land acquisitions, the management of real estate portfolios, property finance, leases and other landlord and tenant matters, property litigation and construction contracts and disputes.

Rhys Evans deals with a broad range of property disputes including boundary disputes, adverse possession claims, squatter evictions, easements, wayleaves and other third party rights, dilapidations claims, lease renewal litigation, possession claims and general landlord and tenant litigation.

She acts for owners, occupiers, developers and funders of corporate real estate and specialises in most contentious aspects of real estate, including risk analysis and avoidance, development disputes, landlord and tenant disputes - including rent and service charge recovery, forfeiture and possession claims and contested lease renewals - title, right of way and right of light disputes, real estate related professional negligence claims, and real estate related insolvency and corporate recovery issues.

Larry has practised with DSF since 1997 as a litigator in the areas of commercial litigation, real estate law and employment law including: commercial landlord and tenant litigation, leasing disputes, real estate and mortgage litigation, banking recovery litigation, title insurance litigation, bankruptcy, receivership and insolvency, wrongful dismissal and employment law, oppression remedy and shareholder disputes, franchise disputes, construction lien litigation, injunctions, estate litigation, partnership litigation, commercial contract disputes and collections.

We advise a broad cross section of clients on all forms of disputes and legal proceedings relating to commercial property, including disputes relating to joint - venture and partnership arrangements relating to property; nuisance claims; service charge issues; applications to the Upper Tribunal to modify and discharge restrictive covenants affecting land; rent recovery; landlord and tenant insolvency; dilapidations and repair claims; boundary disputes; and disputes relating to the construction and meaning of property - related contracts such as agreements for lease, leases, overage agreements, guarantees, and sale contracts.

Vogt's practice involves all aspects of real estate litigation, including land use and zoning, eminent domain, landlord / tenant, commercial foreclosures, and a variety of contractual disputes related to the purchase, sale, leasing, and management of commercial real estate.

In the absence of such a right, tenants should make all payments in full, and seek to recover overpayments and resolve any other disputes after the lease has been successfully terminated, as M&S did in this case.

He specialises in Real Estate Litigation and acts in all aspects of property related disputes including: contested and uncontested lease renewals, service charge disputes, advising on the exercise of break options, dilapidations, recovery of rent arrears from current and former tenants and forfeiture.

In Florida, the written lease agreement is the first place that most landlords and tenants reference when the parties have a dispute.

Residential lease agreement lawsuits are often filed over issues that have been fought many times before in other landlord - tenant disputes.

Detailed lease language and open lines of communication are two essential tools landlords use to avoid and resolve tenant disputes.

Groups concerned with the bank projects don't dispute the right of banks to own their office buildings or even to lease space to tenants to make the buildings pencil out financially.

Over the course of her tenancy, the Tenant had several disputes with the Landlord over alleged violations of the lease as well as failure to pay rent.

Where he solves problems relating to all facets of real estate, including commercial and residential acquisition, financing, development, leases, foreclosure, landlord tenant, eviction, contract issues, HOA disputes, broker representation, zoning and other land use issues.

Signature Realty, Inc. v. Tallman (303 A.D. 2d 925)-- if there is any doubt or uncertainty as to the meaning of the disputed language in a brokerage agreement, all ambiguity must be resolved against the broker who prepared it; brokerage agreement was, as a matter of law, ambiguous with respect to the issue of whether broker would earn commissions when tenant exercised an option to renew the lease and therefore broker is not entitled to commissions on rental payments during any renewal term of the lease; broker not entitled to restitution in quasi-contract because there exists a valid and enforceable written contract governing the particular subject matter in dispute; dissenting opinion finds that the brokerage agreement is clear with respect to commissions earned and payable and that tenant was obligated to pay a commission to broker at the time the rental payment was due and owing to landlord, including during renewal terms of the lease.

The Rental Fairness Act includes: no rent increases for any residential rental unit to exceed the provincially legislated annual maximum of 1.5 per cent for 2017, enables a standard lease to help both tenants and landlords know their rights and responsibilities, while reducing the number of disputes, protects tenants from eviction due to abuse of the «landlord's own use» provision, ensures landlords can't pursue former tenants for unauthorized charges, prohibits above - guideline rent increases in buildings where elevator maintenance orders have not been addressed and removes above - guideline rent increases for utilities, to protect tenants from carbon costs and encourage landlords to make their buildings more energy efficient.