Common farming disputes
We advise on disputes involving:
- succession and inheritance of farmland
- farming proprietary estoppel claims
- partnership and quasi-partnership disputes
- disputes between siblings or generations
- trust and land ownership issues
Farming and agricultural disputes often involve family businesses, land held over generations and informal succession arrangements. These disputes can be highly sensitive and financially significant.
Our team advises farming families, landowners and rural businesses on resolving disputes relating to succession, ownership and inheritance.
We advise on disputes involving:
Many farming disputes arise where assurances have been made about inheriting land or a business, but those promises are not reflected in a will.
A farming proprietary estoppel claim may arise where a family member has relied on promises about inheriting farmland or a farming business and suffered a detriment as a result.
These claims often involve:
The court may award land, property interests or financial compensation to satisfy the equity.
If you are involved in a farming or agricultural dispute, early advice can make a critical difference.
We understand the unique pressures of agricultural disputes and offer practical, sensitive advice informed by extensive experience in rural and family-owned assets.
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