Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995 work deals with the rules about covenants in leases between landlords and tenants. A solicitor in this area reviews leases to identify which obligations bind future owners when leases are assigned, and to explain who is responsible for repair, nuisance, use, and other lease terms. They draft, negotiate and advise on releases, modifications and the effect of changes of ownership, and they prepare notices or applications to protect a client’s position in disputes or negotiations. This work shapes who bears liability and how remedies are pursued.
Where a solicitor protects your position
Remedies and liabilities can be time‑sensitive and decisive when leases are assigned or disputes arise; failing to address covenants may bind the wrong party or leave a gap in protection. A solicitor provides guidance on deadlines, evidential requirements, and the proper steps to enforce or escape covenants, with attention to who is protected and how remedies can be pursued.
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