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CHAMAN

Law Firm

Lawful Tenancy Solutions

Landlord and Tenant Dispute Lawyers in Nigeria

Practical legal assistance for rent arrears, notices, possession, caution fees, tenancy agreements, repairs, service charges and residential or commercial tenancy disputes.

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Confidential Enquiry

Discuss your landlord and tenant disputes matter

State whether you are the landlord or tenant, the property location, rent status and notices already served.

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+2348065553671 info@chamanlawfirm.com
Ikeja, Lagos · Arepo, Ogun

Who We Support

Legal support structured around your circumstances

Landlords seeking lawful possession or rent recovery

Tenants facing improper eviction or deposit disputes

Property managers and estate associations

Commercial landlords, occupiers and diaspora property owners

Scope of Assistance

What the firm can help you address

The precise engagement is confirmed after conflict checks and an initial review of your facts and documents.

Tenancy agreement and notice review
Rent arrears and possession strategy
Recovery of premises proceedings
Caution-fee, repair and service-charge disputes
Commercial tenancy and lease disputes
Negotiation, settlement and court representation

Risks to Address Early

Avoid preventable legal exposure

  • Self-help eviction, lockout or utility disconnection
  • Using an incorrect notice or service procedure
  • Poor rent, payment, inspection or repair records
  • Delay that increases arrears, damage or procedural exposure

Useful Documents

Prepare for an efficient review

  • Tenancy or lease agreement
  • Payment receipts, bank statements and rent schedule
  • Notices, letters, messages and inspection records
  • Photographs, inventories, repair evidence and estate correspondence

Engagement Process

A clear path from enquiry to action

1

Review the tenancy, notices, payments and dispute chronology

2

Identify the applicable legal and procedural pathway

3

Issue or respond to correspondence and explore settlement

4

Commence or defend proceedings where necessary

Charles Chukwuma Nkwoka, Managing Partner of Chaman Law Firm

Professional Leadership

Led by Charles Chukwuma Nkwoka, Esq.

Managing Partner · LL.B · B.L · LL.M · CMC · FIMC · AICMC · ACIArb · KSM · Notary Public

Charles Chukwuma Nkwoka, Esq. is the Managing Partner of Chaman Law Firm and a Nigerian legal practitioner known for property law, commercial advisory, dispute resolution and practical counsel for local and diaspora clients.

Frequently Asked Questions

Important points before you proceed

Can a landlord remove a tenant without a court order?+

Self-help eviction carries serious legal risk. The proper notices and recovery process depend on the tenancy facts, location and applicable law.

Can a tenant recover an unpaid caution fee?+

The answer depends on the tenancy terms, condition of the property, documented deductions and available payment and handover evidence.

Can tenancy disputes be settled without litigation?+

Yes. Negotiation or a documented settlement can be appropriate, but urgent protective or possession proceedings may still be necessary in some cases.

Ready to discuss your matter?

Send a confidential enquiry, call the office or use WhatsApp. The firm will review the request and confirm the appropriate consultation or engagement pathway.

This page provides general information and does not constitute legal advice or guarantee an outcome. Advice and representation depend on conflict checks, document review, applicable law and a written engagement.

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