When a landlord/tenant relationship breaks down, a landlord may feel it necessary to take back possession of the property. Commercial property is a valuable asset and recovering control of the property is one way to ensure it does not come to further harm from the tenant’s occupation.
In certain situations, landlords may be able to recover possession of a property through forfeiting the lease.
Alternatively, a possession claim may be required to recover control of a property from squatters or trespassers. It is possible for squatters or occupiers of the land to gain certain ownership rights through adverse possession so positive action may be required to enforce your own rights over the property.
Conducting a possession claim is a very challenging area of law to understand. Luscombe Gray can advise and assist you in all aspects of a possession claim.
Luscombe Gray was founded to give a unique and effective legal service to clients facing commercial property issues. We take a firm ethical approach to handling your case – a huge difference from the needlessly antagonistic methods employed by many litigation firms.
We put your business at the heart of our approach, and if conciliatory means, such as mediation and early negotiation, are in your best interests we will say so. We will enforce and protect the rights of your business tenaciously, achieving the best possible outcome for your business.
If you would like to discuss how Luscombe Gray can help your business, please do not hesitate to contact us.[link]
Instructing Luscombe Gray
Luscombe Gray is a boutique commercial property litigation firm, providing a legal service tailored to the needs of our clients.
We believe first-class commercial legal support should be available to all organisations. Whatever the size of your business, we are more than willing to provide our services and put our specialist skill and knowledge at your disposal.
Your case will be handled by Chris Luscombe personally, so you can be certain that your business will be able to call upon the expertise of an experienced commercial property litigation solicitor. Throughout his career, Chris has helped a wide range of businesses with their commercial property disputes, from small businesses, to national pub companies, to multi-national telecoms giants.
Luscombe Gray is based in the heart of Yorkshire, in Harrogate, with the reach to assist clients across the country.
If your business needs legal support regarding a possession claim, contact Luscombe Gray for clear, ethical, expert advice.
Speak with a litigation expert today

Request a Consultation
Use the form to request a 15 minute telephone consultation
Book in a consultation with us today
Let us lead the way – speak with a leading litigation expert about your case.
Related Posts
What Is The Tenant Fee Ban And How Does It Affect Me?
September 25, 2019
The controversial Tenant Fee Ban came into effect on 1 June 2019 as a result of considerable public support wanting restrictions placed on letting…
Press Release: Harrogate Solicitor Calls For A Change In The Law After Illegal Traveller Site Costs Business £25,000
September 11, 2019
Press Release: Issued September 2019 A Harrogate lawyer is backing calls for greater police powers to remove travellers who set up illegal camps.…
Section 21 Ban: What Will It Mean For The Property Industry?
June 9, 2019
Our friends over at LandlordNews.co.uk have provided this article about the proposed Section 21 ban and ask "what will this mean for the property…
Dilapidations: A Guide for Commercial Landlords and Tenants
March 12, 2019
It is an unfortunate fact of life that the condition of a property deteriorates as time passes. Who is responsible for repairing and maintaining a…
Commercial Dispute Resolution – 5 Things You Need To Know
February 15, 2019
In the commercial world, disputes can arise in many different ways. They could relate to commercial property, development agreements, commercial…
A Handy Litigation Glossary
February 15, 2019
Alternative Dispute Resolution – Methods used to attempt to resolve disputes outside of court proceedings. Appeal – A party may feel they have the…