Real estate lawyer
in Luxembourg

Setting and reviewing the rent, notice to quit, inventories of condition, tenant repairs, fitness of the property: the firm acts for landlords and for tenants, never for both in the same matter.

A commercial lease often underpins the business itself. Term, renewal, assignment, permitted use and compensation on eviction all call for a close reading of the contract before any decision is taken.

Termination is subject to strict conditions of form and timing. A defective notice has no effect: the firm checks that it is valid before it is served, or has it set aside.

Faced with arrears, a landlord has several routes, from formal notice to termination through the courts. The firm chooses the one that offers the best prospect of actually recovering the money.

Returning the deposit is a frequent source of dispute at the end of a tenancy. The check-in and check-out reports are the decisive evidence: comparing them is where the analysis begins.

Challenging a decision of the general meeting, unpaid charges, works to common parts, disagreement with the managing agent: the firm acts for individual co-owners and for co-ownership associations.

Noise, overlooking, planting, encroachment, water run-off: an actionable nuisance has to be proved as much as defined. The firm gathers the evidence needed to establish it.

Poor workmanship, late completion, work not matching specification, defects affecting the soundness of the building: the firm acts for owners in dispute with a builder or contractor.