This work covers defaults that affect property interests, such as failed payments, breaches of lease or loan covenants, and enforcement actions by landlords, lenders or insolvency practitioners. A solicitor practicing in Property Defaults will typically draft and respond to notices or demands, review or prepare default-related documents, and handle court or tribunal proceedings to protect a client’s interest. They may liaise with tenants, landlords, mortgagees, receivers, and the insolvency practitioner to negotiate timelines, security interests, forfeiture, or enforcement mechanisms and to pursue or defend eviction or possession actions as appropriate.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
Defaults in property matters hinge on technical rules about notices, remedies, and time limits. A solicitor handles the drafting and service of default notices, review of leases and loan documents for breach, and correspondence with lenders and tenants. They also manage court or tribunal applications, including returns or applications to secure possession, and coordinate with receivers or act for clients in enforcement proceedings.
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