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Expertise in agricultural tenancies & agri-environmental schemes

Wrigleys routinely advise on the Basic Payment and Stewardship Schemes and their interaction with sales, lettings, contract farming and restructuring.

The team also advise on multiple-party Stewardship Agreements - often in the context of common land and upland agricultural property.

Where required, the Agricultural Property Team collaborate with Tax & Estate Planning colleagues to ensure these Schemes sit properly in any restructuring. 

Advisers experienced in all forms of agricultural tenancies

Our advice includes:

  • Preparation of tenancies to maximise available Inheritance Tax reliefs.
  • Succession Tenancies, rent reviews, service of Notices and other tenancy queries.
  • Restructuring tenancies in the context of diversification.
  • the many different forms of residential tenancies including those applicable to agricultural workers.

 'They are excellent. They are very prompt, very experienced and able to cut through matters to pick out important points.'

Chambers and Partners (2027)


 'The firm's lawyers offer a broad range of top-quality expertise in the agriculture and estates sector.'

Legal 500 (2027)

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