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Making A Commercial Property Fit For Work Will Likely Require Alterations To The Property – Know Where You Stand.
When taking a lease, new or existing, there will likely be some alterations to make to the property to ensure it meets the needs of your business. This is ever more likely with new builds where commercial properties are deliberately left in an unfinished state so they can be fitted to suit the first tenant’s requirements.
Before you bring in the architects and start remodelling the premises, there are legal hurdles which must be overcome to avoid any liability falling on you in the future.
What Are My Responsibilities?
The main thing most landlords and tenants really want to know is what their responsibilities are when it comes to the work, maintenance and any repairs. The scope of your liability will likely vary from licence to licence and, depending on the terms of the lease, there may or may not be a reinstatement clause.
We work with you to ensure that firstly you’re aware of what is required and expected of you from a legal standpoint, and also so there are no nasty surprises at the end of tenancy.
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For Kerry Houston-Kypta, Partner:
“Many thanks for guiding us through the sale of land. Also for in helping us to keep realistically within our budget. Our dealings with you both made it a pleasurable and stress-free transaction.”"I would also like to express my gratitude for your professionalism, support and patience in dealing with this matter and the speed with which you managed to complete the work when finally you were provided with the undertaking. Thank you again for all your help. It is very much appreciated."