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Commercial leases are granted subject to the provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“the 1954 Act”). The most predominant feature of the...
Is Your Commercial Lease Protected? What Landlords Need to Know About Lease Renewals
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Licensing vs Subletting Your Commercial Space: What You Need to Know
As a commercial tenant, you may wish to bring another business into your premises. This can be done either through a licence to occupy or by...
Jargon Buster – Understanding a Commercial Agreement
We would always recommend that before you agree the proposed terms with a Landlord, for your new lease, that you run them past your legal adviser,...
How to get out of your Commercial Lease
If your rented premises no longer suit your business needs, you may be wondering what you can do about your commercial lease. You will need to check...
Negotiating a Commercial Lease
Taking on a new lease can be an exciting time for you and your business. But negotiating the basic terms of the lease - also known as ‘Heads of...
Increasing the value of your leasehold flat
If you own the leasehold for your flat then you should investigate the options for extending the length of the lease to make the property more...