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Breach of Tenancy covers when a tenant or landlord fails to comply with the terms of a tenancy agreement for a dwelling. It includes issues such as rent arrears, violating covenants (like keeping the property in good repair), subletting without permission, and unauthorised alterations. A solicitor in this area helps with drafting notices, advising on available remedies, and, if needed, pursuing or defending possession and damages claims in the county court. The work is shaped by the tenancy contract, relevant housing legislation, and eviction or enforcement procedures.

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Jaycon Legal Solicitors

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Debbie StephensonJannina Beckett

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Recently used Jaycon Legal for conveyancing - what a great solicitors! Jannina and the team were spot on with everything. It was a long haul due to certain hold ups, but Jannina was so patient and supportive throughout. Thank you so much to Jannina, Debbie and the team at Jaycon Legal - we appreciated absolutely everything!

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