Which remedies might be available to leaseholders if their landlord breaches the lease?

Seeking damages or tribunal adjudication is a viable remedy for leaseholders if their landlord breaches the lease. This approach allows leaseholders to formally pursue compensation for any losses incurred due to the breach. By seeking damages, leaseholders can address grievances, potentially leading to financial recovery for any detriment suffered, which is crucial in maintaining their rights under the lease agreement.

Tribunal adjudication serves as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism, providing a structured process for resolving disputes without resorting to court. This option is often more accessible for leaseholders and can lead to an expedited resolution.

In contrast, ignoring the issue does not rectify the breach and could lead to further complications. Terminating the lease immediately may not be feasible or advisable without first seeking legal advice, as it can lead to additional legal challenges. Additionally, revising the lease without agreement is not permissible as it undermines the contractual obligations between the landlord and leaseholders. All of these other options lack the effectiveness and structured support provided by seeking damages or using tribunal adjudication.