Business Service: Commercial Property

Lease Code 2020

Aranja Pillai, a Solicitor in our Commercial Property department, looks at the new Lease Code for Leasing Business Premises in England an...

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Covid-19: Provisions in Commercial Property Contracts

Aranja Pillai, a Solicitor in our Commercial Property department, looks at possible amendments to standard contract documents as a result...

Unprecedented challenges for commercial tenants as a result of Covi...

Tanuja Sellahewa, a Partner in our Commercial Property department, looks at the effects of Covid-19 on commercial tenants. We are now fac...

Eleanor Swainson

Solicitor, Commercial Property

Full repairing and insuring leases and why tenants should be wary

A landlord will often insist that a tenant takes a full repairing and insuring lease (FRI lease). This means that a tenant will be respon...

Someone Call Security

Aranja Pillai, a solicitor in our Commercial Property department, discusses the important decision of TFS Stores Limited v BMG (Ashford) ...

Nick MacIntyre

Solicitor, Commercial Property

Will Sprinklers Provide Safety?

Aranja Thamotharampillai, a solicitor in our Commercial Property department, looks at the current steps being taken by the Government tow...

Preparing your commercial property for a sale

One of the first questions a seller of commercial property often asks, is how long will the sale take to go through? For many reasons, sp...

When it is not good to talk

Cathryn Pernstich, a Senior Associate Solicitor in our Commercial Property Team, looks at rights of ways over adjoining land. A right of ...

Who repairs what? – repairing liabilities in leases

Aranja Thamotharampillai, a Solicitor in our Commercial Property Team, looks at repairing liabilities in leases. Most modern day leases w...

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...