Understanding agricultural disputes
Agricultural disputes often involve long-standing land arrangements, tenancy agreements and family business structures. These matters can be complex and sensitive, particularly where livelihoods and family relationships are involved.
Common agricultural disputes include:
- Agricultural tenancy disagreements
- Rent reviews and termination notices
- Boundary and access disputes
- Rights of way and easement issues
- Disputes between farming partners
- Diversification or development disagreements
Agricultural tenancies, including those governed by the Agricultural Holdings Act and Farm Business Tenancies, operate under specific legal rules. Early legal advice is essential to protect your position and comply with statutory requirements.
Our approach is practical and proportionate, aiming to resolve matters efficiently while safeguarding long-term agricultural interests.
How we can help
Tenancy disputes
We advise landlords and tenants on disputes arising under agricultural tenancy agreements.
Rent review and notices
We provide guidance on serving and responding to statutory notices.
Boundary and access issues
We assist in resolving disputes relating to land ownership and rights of way.
Partnership disputes
We advise on disagreements within farming partnerships or family-run businesses.
Mediation and negotiation
We seek practical resolutions to preserve working relationships where possible.
Litigation and formal proceedings
We represent clients in Court or Tribunal proceedings where necessary.
