Tenants
The location of your business is a very important factor in its success.
As a tenant, it is important to ensure that the duration of the lease is sufficient to meet your long term business objectives.
If you are contemplating leasing a premises, we can guide you through the process and advise you on:
- The tenant’s and landlord’s rights and obligations under the lease;
- Who should be named as a party to the lease?
- The best structure for asset protection purposes;
- How rent is to be calculated and reviewed under the lease?
- What is the permitted use of the premises and whether the definition of the permitted use is too narrow or restrictive?
- How outgoings are calculated?
- The liability to contribute to the landlord's outgoings;
- Any other payments required under the lease;
- Special or unusual terms or clauses;
- Repayable security deposit or guarantees required;
- Whether or not the lease contains an option to renew and or an option to assign;
- Your rights and obligations at end of lease;
- Consequences of breaching lease conditions.
Contact us for further information.
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Commercial Leases - Tenants. As a tenant, it is important to ensure that the duration of the lease is sufficient to meet your long term business objectives. The location of your business is a very important factor in its success.
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