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Our experienced commercial lease solicitors provide advice on all aspects of a warehouse lease. No matter where you are we will be able to help you with your commercial needs.
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- Drafting a new commercial lease
- Renewing an existing lease
- Assigning an existing lease
- Buying or selling an existing business
- Drafting licenses for alterations
- Agreements for lease
- License to underlet
- Break clauses
- New commercial lease
- Agreements for lease
- Advising on rent reviews
- Security of tenure
- License to occupy
- Tenancy at will
- Heads of terms
- Rent deposits
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Our expert commercial property solicitors will give you clear, concise and practical advice tailored to suit your commercial needs.
It is common for tenants who have not been represented by a solicitor to enter a lease without finding out the extent of their obligations under the lease. For example, without advice on the repairing obligations, a tenant may have to put the property in a better state of repair than it was at the commencement of the lease at the tenant’s cost. Dilapidation claims brought by the landlord can be very expensive at the end of the term so tenants must know their position before entering into a lease.
There are also considerations towards the extension of the lease. If a lease is not within the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, the tenant may have to vacate the property at the end of the term and have no right to renew the lease. If a tenant is carrying out costly fit-out works, they may want the option to take a new lease at the end of the term. If this is the case, the tenant will need to consider or negotiate some protections against being asked to leave after the 5 year period.
Having your commercial lease agreement checked by a solicitor can prevent later disputes but should the unavoidable happen we can also help with commercial property dispute resolution.
A commercial lease is an agreement between a landlord and a tenant, that gives the tenant the right to use a property for a business purpose, over a specified period of time, for a defined sum of money.
The legally binding contract contains clauses and provisions defining the rights and obligations of the tenant and landlord.
These can sometimes be biased in favour of the landlord and therefore need to be carefully scrutinised by a specialist solicitor.
The key areas are the length of the lease, rent and other payments to be made by the tenant, service charge, repairs and decoration, alterations, use and dealing with the tenant’s interest in the lease.
An estimated cost for your matter will be provided before taking instructions. We will take your matter on a fixed fee basis depending on several factors. To get an instant quote please call 020 3773 5116 or email us at [email protected] or through the contact form here.
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