In most
commercial leases there is a clause which allows the
landlord to terminate the lease without the need for court
action after a specified time.
Our London based Bailiffs can effect forfeiture as soon as
is needed
Lease forfeiture for
London
Put simply Lease Forfeiture
actually means to terminate a lease prior to the actual
contractual termination because the tenant has broken the
term of the lease.
Most if not all leases
contain terms for lease forfeiture ending the contract on
the date of forfeiture thus terminating all future terms and
obligations.
Peaceable Re-entry to
Effect Forfeiture of Lease
We can effect peaceable
re-entry anywhere in London and the surrounding counties
acting as your Enforcement Agent by entering the
demised premises and effecting the lease as soon as the right
becomes available. This can be after the 14 or 21 grace
period normally contained within the lease has expired.
Notice Under Tort
(Interference with Goods) Act 1977
When London Bailiffs
Limited have been instructed to Forfeit a lease a inventory
of goods within the premises is prepared.
A Notice Under Tort
(Interference with Goods) Act 1977 is also prepared.
The notice notifies the
former Tenant \ Leaseholder of the Intention to Sell Goods
once expiry of a reasonable period has lapsed.
As soon as the time period
given within the notice has expired the landlord may then
contact the bailiffs to return, value and remove the goods.
The goods can be sold at
public auction or on site, dependant on transportation
goods.
Right to Forfeiture of
Lease
If the lease does not contain a right to forfeiture
advise can be administered. Common Law dictates the
fact that forfeiture can be used due to non-payment of rent.
Please contact us to discuss such matters.
We are licensed to
undertake these instructions, we only require the client to
download and fax one of the following forms:
