Property and tenancy law
Tenancy, title deed and condominium disputes over homes, shops and land.
Matters handled
- Eviction cases (owner’s need, unpaid rent, written undertaking to vacate)
- Determining and adjusting rent
- Mandatory mediation in tenancy disputes
- Title deed cancellation and registration cases
- Condominium and building management disputes
- Drafting and reviewing construction-for-flats and sale contracts
How it generally works
- We review the contract, title deed and correspondence.
- Where needed, we send a formal notice.
- We complete the mediation stage.
- If there is no settlement, we file at the civil court.
Useful documents to bring
- Rental contract or title deed
- Bank records of rent payments
- Formal notices and correspondence between the parties
Common questions
Can I evict a tenant because I need the property?
If the need for housing for you, your spouse, children or dependants is genuine, a case can be filed. Deadlines depend on when the contract ends.
Is mediation required before a tenancy case?
For most tenancy disputes, mediation is a precondition of the case. Eviction through enforcement proceedings is an exception.
This page gives general information. Deadlines and conditions depend on the facts and on changes in the law.
Let’s talk through your situation
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