Mediation
Disputes are common when a tenant and landlord disagree about the condition a property should be left in at the end of a lease.
ADR takes two forms, arbitration (and also Expert Determination), or as is increasingly common mediation.

Arbitration

Some commercial tenancy agreements also provide for ADR by arbitration; this is a more formal process, conducted strictly under the provisions of the Arbitration Act 1996 and with expert witnesses (more information available by contacting us).
This witness will provide reports for each side to a qualified Arbitrator who is typically appointed by the Royal Institution Of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
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Resolving dilapidations disputes is most commonly achieved by skilful negotiation, and we pride ourselves in being able to secure this most of the time.
However, when stalemate proves impossible to avoid, our highly experienced chartered surveyors (both ‘building’ and ‘valuation’) – who are also qualified Arbitrators and Accredited Mediators – will lead you diligently and with confidence through the dispute resolution process.
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