Disputes with occupiers on holiday parks.
Occasionally disputes arise between holiday park owners and those who privately own static caravans or lodges on the site. Particular legal issues can arise in connection with rights to occupy and the right to sell the caravan or lodge.
Disagreements can also arise in relation to termination of contracts or licences in respect of a plot. These disputes often involve breaches of holiday park rules or holiday park redevelopment.
Other civil law disputes with occupiers include:
- pitch fee increases
- park rule violations
- misrepresentation
- property damage
- personal injury
- maintenance and repair
- negligence
- nuisance
- discrimination
- consumer rights
We have a team of solicitors who specialise in civil litigation. They are vastly experienced in resolving disputes, quickly and cost-effectively. We make full use of Alternative Dispute Resolution, especially mediation, and deal with proceedings in the county courts throughout England and Wales.
Our team can sometimes deal with disputes with occupiers on holiday parks on a No Win, No Fee basis where the prospects of securing a favourable outcome are good. They will be happy to carry out a free case review and assess whether your case is suitable for No Win, No Fee funding.
To discuss disputes with occupiers on holiday parks give us a call or send us an email.
Phone: 0333 888 0416
