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Curtis Payn, Litigation Associate, Boodle Hatfield

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Curtis Payn, Litigation Associate, Boodle Hatfield

Curtis is an Associate in the Litigation department.

He advises a wide range of clients in relation to commercial, residential and mixed-use property related disputes including:

  • Debt recovery, re-possession and enforcement
  • Opposed and unopposed business lease renewals
  • CVAs and tenant insolvency
  • Rent review disputes
  • Dilapidations claims
  • Trespass claims
  • Nuisance issues
  • Land ownership claims including adverse possession and boundary disputes
  • Service charge disputes
  • Forfeiture
  • Breach of covenant
  • Exercising break options
  • Negligence claims
  • Party Wall disputes

Curtis has acted for established landlords and tenants, including high street chains and PLCs, as well as private individuals and charitable trusts.

Memberships

Property Litigation Association

Education & Qualification

University of Kent

Qualified as a solicitor in 2016

Property Litigation Association

University of Kent

Qualified as a solicitor in 2016

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