Common Problems With Break Clauses In Leases
A break clause in a commercial lease allows a tenant (and in limited circumstances a landlord) to bring the lease to an early end. Often...
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Commercial landlords: understanding your responsibilities
As a commercial landlord, it can often feel like you're navigating a maze of obligations and responsibilities. From ensuring the safety of the premises to...
Roderick Campbell
Partner, Head of Commercial PropertyA Landlord’s Guide to Dealing with Commercial Tenants
As a landlord in the UK, dealing with commercial tenants can be a complex and challenging task. This guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview...
Roderick Campbell
Partner, Head of Commercial PropertyInterest Rates: stick, track or twist?
Roughly every 6 weeks, there is baited breath as another interest rate announcement is made by the Bank of England. As with residential mortgages, the...
Tamzin Mandelli
Partner, Head of Commercial PropertyNavigating Energy Rates for Commercial Properties
As the world grapples with the challenges of increasing prices for energy and climate change, the importance of sustainable energy practices has never been more...
Tamzin Mandelli
Partner, Head of Commercial PropertyThe Rise of Sustainable Buildings
With apocalyptic warnings of the Gulf Stream collapse, which recent headlines indicate could be as early at 2025 without carbon reductions, it may seem impossible...
Tamzin Mandelli
Partner, Head of Commercial PropertyBreak Clauses in Leases – What do they do?
In leases, break clauses serve as crucial provisions that provide flexibility for both landlords and tenants. These clauses allow either party to terminate the lease...
John Guthrie
Partner, Commercial PropertyPublic right of way claims – what are they, and...
As a landowner, you may have heard of the term ‘public right of way’ and wondered what it means. A public right of way is an area...
Roderick Campbell
Partner, Head of Commercial PropertyA landlord’s guide to assigning an ‘old lease’
Let commercial property that has been sat for years without any dealings are often under ‘old leases’. An ‘old lease’ is a lease that was...
Bethany Head
SolicitorYour role as a Landlord – a quick guide
It is important as a landlord to know your rights and responsibilities. Generally, when managing residential property, your role involves maintenance and ensuring any repair...
