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Tenancy breaches, injunctions and forfeiture claims cover breaches of tenancy obligations, fast-track remedies to protect a landlord’s or tenant’s position, and court orders to regain possession or prevent wrongdoing. A solicitor in this area investigates alleged breaches, drafts and serves notices, applies for injunctive relief or forfeiture, and represents clients in possession or eviction proceedings in the county courts and the Business & Property Courts where applicable. The work often turns on deadlines, evidential requirements, and the availability of remedies such as interim relief.
A key issue is whether a breach justifies eviction or an injunction, which can end a tenancy or restrain conduct with significant consequences for the occupier. A solicitor explains the procedural steps, ensures proper service of notices, and safeguards the client’s position by pursuing or resisting orders, safeguarding rights to possession, and ensuring the remedy aligns with statutory requirements.
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