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Commercial Services Solicitors in Armagh

4 Commercial Solicitors found in Armagh
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Northern Ireland has its own legal framework for business law. Business tenancies are governed by the Business Tenancies (Northern Ireland) Order 1996, rather than the Landlord and Tenant Act that applies in England and Wales. Court proceedings in Northern Ireland follow their own rules.

In Armagh, commercial solicitors advise on a range of matters, including contracts and terms of business, shareholder and partnership agreements, buying or selling a business, recovering debts and setting up a company. They also handle leases for shop and office premises, including renewals under the 1996 Order.

The County Court sits at Armagh Courthouse on The Mall. It hears County Court equity business for the entire Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon council area. A practice is based on Ogle Street in the city.

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Irwin Mitchell
(17063)
Phone: 0808 271 8137
Irwin Mitchell
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Business solicitors covering Armagh and surrounding areas, Our business lawyers and advisors have the expertise and experience to help you achieve your ambitions.

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Worthingtons
(49)
Phone: 028 91811538
Worthingtons
2 Court Street, Newtownards, County Down, Northern Ireland BT23 7NX

We handle a wide range of personal legal services such as personal injury claims, road traffic accidents, house sales & purchases, matrimonial advice, and wills & probate.


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