Solicitor or law firm · Canterbury
Boys & Maughan Solicitors
Legal advice on landlord, tenant and property disputes
About Boys & Maughan Solicitors
Landlord and tenant matters form part of the legal services provided by Boys & Maughan Solicitors in Canterbury. Its Castle Street office advises individuals, businesses and property owners on disputes and property transactions. The firm's landlord and tenant work covers tenancy agreements, lease negotiations, possession proceedings, rent arrears, service charge recovery and leasehold issues. It also handles matters involving assignments, subletting, covenants and the enforcement of property-related obligations. Clients can seek advice before a disagreement develops or when formal action is already being considered. The Canterbury practice combines property advice with litigation and dispute resolution services. This allows clients to discuss both the contractual and contentious aspects of a problem. Tenants may need help understanding lease terms or responding to a dispute, while landlords may require advice about recovering possession or dealing with unpaid rent. The office accepts enquiries directly and can identify an appropriate solicitor for the circumstances.
Services
- Landlord and tenant law
- Property litigation
- Dispute resolution
- Residential conveyancing
- Commercial property
- Employment disputes
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Who Boys & Maughan Solicitors works with
- Individuals
- Businesses
- Landlords
- Property investors
Areas covered
Canterbury, East Kent and surrounding communities
Questions about Boys & Maughan Solicitors
Where is the Canterbury office and how do I arrange legal advice?
Visit 2 Castle Street, Canterbury, CT1 2QH, or telephone 01227 813400. General enquiries can be sent to canterburycs@boysandmaughan.co.uk. The office is open on weekdays, and enquiries can also be submitted through the firm's website.
What tenancy and property disputes can Boys & Maughan handle?
Its solicitors advise on possession proceedings, rent arrears, lease renewals, service charge recovery, subletting, covenant enforcement and other landlord and tenant disputes. The firm also handles property litigation where disagreements require formal legal action or negotiated resolution.
How much does landlord and tenant legal advice cost?
The appropriate fee depends on the legal work involved. Contact the Canterbury office with a summary of your circumstances and request information about consultation charges, estimated costs and possible additional expenses before formally instructing a solicitor.
What legal checks matter when dealing with a Canterbury tenancy dispute?
Keep copies of agreements, notices, payment records and correspondence. Ask a solicitor how the Renters' Rights Act 2025 and Housing Act 2004 apply to the circumstances. Canterbury City Council can assist with relevant local housing enforcement concerns.
Can Boys & Maughan help with disputes over commercial leases?
Yes. Its commercial property team advises on business leases, assignments, lease renewals, rent reviews, forfeiture and enforcement of covenants. Clients can explain their lease position to the Canterbury office, which can direct the enquiry to an appropriate legal specialist.
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