Rahul Varma

Selborne Chambers

Commercial/modern Chancery

- General contractual litigation

- Company law

- Guarantees

- Insolvency

- Partnerships and LLPs

- Professional negligence

- Restitution

- Sale and carriage of goods, supply of services

- Securities

Property/traditional Chancery

- General real property litigation;

- Landlord & tenant (commercial; residential)

- Mortgages and equities

- Property Chamber disputes (adverse possession; enfranchisement; estate management; section 168 applications; service charges)

- Wills, trusts, and probate

Contributed to

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If judgment is obtained against a tenant under an assured shorthold tenancy for rent arrears but the

Q&A

This Q&A considers whether a creditor can issue proceedings against the guarantor and claim the costs of pursuing a guarantor on a contractual basis if judgment is obtained against a tenant under an assured shorthold tenancy for rent arrears but the creditor is unable to find or make contact with the tenant to enforce the debt.

Property Disputes