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This work covers recovering rent arrears and enforcing payment under commercial and residential leases in England. A solicitor handles disputes over unpaid rent, drafts and issues court claims in the County Court or High Court, and pursues orders for payment or possession where appropriate. They negotiate settlements, review lease terms for rent provisions, and coordinate with bailiffs and enforcement officers to recover sums due. The process can arise from breaches of tenancy covenants, service charges, or other rent-linked obligations.
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There are multiple enforcement routes for rent arrears in England, including obtaining a judgment, applying for warrants of control, attachment of earnings, or charging orders, and, where possession is sought, eviction proceedings. The solicitor must track deadlines, manage court deadlines, and navigate enforcement hierarchies, ensuring compliance with court rules and the correct use of protected tenancies or business leases. A regulated professional handles risk around costs, process compliance, and potential disputes with tenants or other creditors.
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