Agricultural disputes
Our nationally renowned agricultural disputes lawyers provide expert and practical analysis and resolve disputes effectively.
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Our nationally renowned agricultural disputes lawyers provide expert and practical analysis and resolve disputes effectively.
These will sometimes require expert and practical advice to understand a position, embark on a new project, or to help to deal with a dispute.
Unlike most firms, our agricultural disputes lawyers cover all of these areas. This means that they can offer expert and practical analysis across a range of rural issues, without the need for there to be a dispute. Often, clients simply want to understand their position, and we help them do just that.
But when disputes occur, and this is a sector in which that can happen, our agricultural disputes lawyers have the skills and experience to deal with them effectively. We work as part of a team, whether directly with the client, land agents, accountants, barristers or with other advisers.
The full range of matters relating to agricultural tenancies, whether under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 or the Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995, including Notices to Pay, Notices to Quit, and Succession applications.
For development or renewables projects, including dealing with Case B issues.
Such as re-engineering rural tenancies and occupational agreements to embrace new opportunities for rural land, and advising on complex rent reviews.
Including: land ownership, Restrictive covenants, Easements, Adverse possession and Boundary issues.
Including mediation and other alternative dispute resolution procedures.