Commercial Lease Forfeiture

If your tenant is in breach of their lease and rent cannot be recovered, you can exercise your common-law rights to forfeit the lease and regain possession.

Our commercial eviction specialists will take possession and secure your property peacefully, usually within hours of being instructed.

From time to time, private landlords may wish to evict a tenant or terminate the lease. If you’ve found yourself in this situation, you’ve come to the right team! We have experience helping with commercial evictions and can help guide you through your case. Commercial lease forfeiture gives landlords that exact opportunity – but only if and when a tenant has breached their lease (such as not paying rent). However, without the right expertise and specific advice, landlords put themselves at risk.

If you need help with any commercial lease forfeiture on your commercial premises, South East Enforcement is here to help you. With many years of experience and relevant certifications, our specialists in the forfeiture of commercial leases have an excellent track record of recovering money and property for individuals and businesses all over the UK. When you choose us, you can rest in the knowledge that our team will carry out all forfeiture commercial leases work lawfully and in accordance with the relevant legislation, including CRAR procedures.

What is Commercial Lease Forfeiture?

Commercial Lease Forfeiture is a legal process that allows landlords to reclaim possession of leased commercial property from tenants who have breached the terms of their lease or failed to meet contractual obligations such as paying rent arrears. Before commencing the forfeiture process the landlord should cease all engagement with the tenant as they cannot be seen to acknowledge the lease itself, the landlord can take back possession of the premises immediately and without further delay (subject to the terms in the lease itself).

To exercise a Lease Forfeiture there must be a valid lease that must be evidenced in writing. The legal definition of “lease” in this circumstance is;

• a tenancy in law or in equity
• including a tenancy at will
• but not including a tenancy at sufferance
• references to a lease are to a lease as varied from time to time (irrespective if variation is in writing)

Essentially the landlord must have an unequivocal intention to terminate the lease. Commercial Lease Forfeiture is a powerful tool for landlords to regain possession of their property and protect their interests.

Why Choose Our Commercial Lease Forfeiture Services?

If your tenant is in breach of their lease and rent cannot be recovered, you can exercise your common-law rights to forfeit the lease and regain possession. Our commercial eviction specialists will take possession and secure your property peacefully, usually within hours of being instructed.

From time to time, private landlords may wish to evict a tenant or terminate the lease. If you’ve found yourself in this situation, you’ve come to the right team! We have experience helping with commercial evictions and can help guide you through the process. Commercial lease forfeiture gives landlords that exact opportunity – but only if and when a tenant has breached their lease (such as not paying rent). However, without the right expertise and specific advice, landlords can potentially put themselves at risk.

If you need help with any commercial lease forfeiture on your commercial premises, South East Enforcement is here to help you. With many years of experience and relevant certifications, our specialists in the forfeiture of commercial leases have an excellent track record of recovering money and property for individuals and businesses all over England and Wales. When you choose us, you can rest in the knowledge that our team will carry out all forfeiture work lawfully and in accordance with the relevant legislation.