Civil & Commercial Mediation Services
Property Mediation Services
Property mediation services. Property, building and land disputes can be very problematic. Whether it is a commercial property or residential dwelling contract values can range from a few thousand to several millions of pounds.
Our property mediators are highly experienced professionals and can assist all parties to resolve their property dispute of any nature. Whether your property dispute concerns issues over an easement, covenant, restrictive covenant, rights of way, tenancy, planning, building, construction repair and disrepair.
In certain cases, warring neighbours and communities, which catapults the dispute further making it become personal and unbearable to live with.
Whilst a dispute is in question, property or land cannot be sold. Leading to further complications more so for commercial groups as well as for residential properties, as well as a loss in value in certain cases, it can be never ending, therefore such disputes need to be resolved sooner rather than later.
Case Studies
Civil Housing Disrepair Dispute
Civil mediation was entered into by the claimant who sued the local authority for £35,000 for breach of contract, (breach of section 11 Landlord and Tennant Act 1985), seeking compensation for the defendants breaches for housing disrepair.
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Property disputes, the claimant was the neighbour of a limited company who operated from home, having erected an extension and obtaining the relevant planning permission the claimant alleged the structure had damaged his property and claimed for an injunction requiring the defendant to remove the structure, to remove all materials which supported the structure, to make good the defects to his property, and damages limited to £25,000.
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Property disputes, an action was brought for damages for £50,000 for misrepresentation and or breach of a contract for the sale by the defendant of a property to the claimant.
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