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18 Dec 2015
Tenancy at willIf you want to allow someone to occupy your business premises whilst the new lease is sorted out, consider using this form of agreement to protect your position.AdviceSometimes, when you're renting out business property, there's a need... Read more
09 Aug 2012
Licence to make alterationsYou need to carry out some alterations to your premises. Your landlord's now given you the nod. Use our form to set out in detail what's been agreed between you so as to avoid any future misunderstandings.AdviceAs with almost... Read more
31 Oct 2009
Rent deposit deedIt's not just residential leases where deposits are paid by an incoming tenant. The same can happen with a new business lease, particularly where the new tenant either can't provide an appropriate guarantor, or they prove to be unacc... Read more
23 May 2016
Licence to assignYour landlord's given you the nod to assign your lease. To ensure that there's no dispute that their permission has been granted, it's standard practice for all the parties to enter into a licence to assign at the same time as the lease... Read more
09 Aug 2012
Licence to subletYour landlord's given you the go-ahead to sublet your premises. He will insist that you enter into a licence to sublet. Make sure you use the correct form for maximum protection and flexibility.AdviceIf your lease provides that your l... Read more
09 Aug 2012
Deed of surrenderYour landlord's agreed that you can bring the lease to an end. To do this you'd be well advised to enter into a deed of surrender. Use our precedent to do it formally and safely.AdviceUnless your landlord's in breach of covenant, the on... Read more
18 Sep 2009
Licence to occupyYou may want to allow a third party to share your business premises yet ensure you're not stuck with someone that you can't easily get rid of. A licence may be the answer and give youthe best of both worlds.LicenceThe beauty of a lice... Read more
06 Feb 2015
Chattel leaseIn order for a gift to be effective for inheritance tax (IHT) purposes, you must be excluded from benefiting, other than to a minimal extent, from the asset given away. However, you can use the asset without jeopardising your IHT positio... Read more
31 Jan 2018