Business Service: Commercial Property

Who repairs what? – repairing liabilities in leases

Zak Raza, a Paralegal in our Commercial Property Team, looks at repairing liabilities in leases. Most modern day leases will usually requ...

Does a Landlords’ No Always Mean No?

Aranja Thamotharampillai, a solicitor in our Commercial Property department looks at leases which require landlord’s consent and their im...

Break Clauses – Are they the escape route they seem?

Commercial leases often contain provisions, commonly referred to as “break clauses”, allowing one (or either) party to terminate the leas...

There’s a new class in town

Aranja Thamotharampillai, a Solicitor in our Commercial Property department looks at one of the new changes made to permitted development...

Overage Provisions – Something to get your claws into?

Cathryn Pernstich, a Senior Associate in our Commercial Property Team, looks at points to consider when putting overage into place. Overa...

Effects on assigning a lease for a business

The majority of landlords grant leases for one main reason – to obtain a steady income stream in the way of rent. A good tenant wil...

Time to cut lease: should today’s leases be subject to necessary mo...

A lease is a commonly used way to enable a party to occupy a property. It is a valuable asset for both a landlord and a tenant. For that ...

Morrisons advise Chase Buchanan on estate agent purchase

Morrisons' team have successfully completed a significant estate agent transaction. This week Morrisons’ Corporate and Commercial Pr...

What happens at the end of a commercial lease?

For many businesses, having a commercial premises is an essential element of running a successful business. For this reason, businesses t...

A right to play?

Cathryn Pernstich, a Senior Associate, in our Commercial Property Team, looks at easements and their evolution. Rights granted to do some...

Make Sure They Insure

Aranja Thamotharampillai, a solicitor in our Commercial Property department looks at the landlord’s insurance obligations under a lease a...

Side letters – Landlords and tenants beware

Lily Meyer, an Associate Solicitor in our Commercial Property department explores favourable terms when negotiating a commercial lease ex...

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Senior Chartered Legal Executive , Commercial Property

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A Clearer Future for Fire Safety?

Aranja Thamotharampillai, a solicitor in our Commercial Property department, looks at recent announcements released by the Government in ...

Tanuja Sellahewa becomes Partner in Commercial Property team

Morrisons Solicitors are delighted to announce the promotion of highly regarded Senior Associate Tanuja Sellahewa to Partner in the Comme...