
Disputed Licence for Alterations
When it comes to making property alterations, disputes can arise between landlord and tenant. If the parameters of what requires a Licence for Alterations is unclear, or there are concerns that the limits of your Licence to Alter document have been overstepped, you may need legal support.
Our Property Litigation Team Can Help
Whether a tenant, leaseholder or landlord, it is important to understand the Licence for Alterations. This legal document is required sometimes before a tenant or leaseholder can make certain changes or alterations to their rented or leased property. Not only does it document permission to make the changes – it also clearly sets out what may or may not be changed, so that both parties are in full understanding of what work will take place.
Disputes over a Licence for Alterations can arise for a number of reasons: primarily, if a landlord feels their tenant had works done that go beyond the limits of the licence and are prevented under the terms of the lease.
If you are the landlord of a property and feel a Licence for Alteration has been breached, or you are a tenant facing a Licence of Alteration dispute, our experienced Property Litigation solicitors can help. Whether there is a dispute over the terms of your licence, or no licence was sought, our expert property litigation team can seek a timely and beneficial resolution.
When it comes to the litigation process, the earlier you seek advice, the better a position you will be in. Save time, money and stress by seeking legal advice today: contact our London-based property litigation team today.