Dilapidations
The term Dilapidations relates generally to breaches of covenant in a commercial lease to keep a property in repair. This can also include a failure to observe decoration covenants and requirements to remove tenant's alterations (whether licenced or otherwise).
Inevitably the subject of dilapidations is a complex and contentious one, the costs for a failure to appreciate the covenanted liabilities under a lease can be significant. Qualified advice and guidance can be very valuable to Landlords where costs in damages may be obtained, and in a similar way for Tenants when presented with a dilapidations claim and savings may be obtained by eliminating those elements that are spurious or incorrectly claimed.
DPO Property has years of experience in commercial dilapidations claims acting on behalf of both Landlords and Tenants. We are well placed to offer timely and cost-effective advice to occupiers and owners at both lease commencement, during the term where interim dilapidations claims may be prepared and served and at or approaching lease-end where terminal dilapidations claims are most commonly served.
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We would like to thank Darren for all his help following the flooding at our property. It was such a traumatic time but with his help and professionalism he has helped us through the process and we now have our home back !!.
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I would like to thank Darren for his professional manner whilst undertaking the project management of our house after it flooded. It was an extremely distressing time however Darren helped us through the period and got us back to our lovely new home quicker than anticipated.
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Darren has provided us with an excellent service following a fire at our newly converted apartment. He provided excellent advice and managed the reinstatement process from beginning to end allaying so many of our fears and worries. Thank you for all your help and support.
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