To build or not to build…
The building lease is a combination of a development agreement and traditional FRI lease in which, for a period of time, many of the usual tenant covenants are suspended while the tenant does things to the premises that it would not normally be allowed to do.[more]
Considering liquidated and ascertained damages on an agreement for lease
It is sometimes the case that a tenant will enter into agreements for lease where the landlord is undertaking substantial works to, or even constructing, the building or estate within which the premises will be located so that grant of the lease is conditional upon completion of those works. [more]
Challenging service charges
Many shops today will form part of the wider high street or retail park. We look at how service charges can be challenged in these situations. [more]
Assignment [more] Many tenants will have experienced the situation where they have taken a lease of a property but subsequently discover that the property has not been profitable.[more]
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