Landlord & Tenant
Break Clause
A break clause allows either the tenant or landlord to end a commercial lease before the fixed term expires. These clauses often contain strict legal conditions and deadlines that must be followed precisely. Missing a single requirement can invalidate the break notice completely.
Commercial Lease
Dilapidations
Dilapidations are claims made by landlords at the end of a commercial lease for repairs, restoration work, or property damage. These claims can become extremely expensive if not challenged properly. A solicitor reviews whether the landlord’s demands are legally reasonable and negotiates reductions where possible.
Business Immigration
Heads of Terms
Heads of Terms outline the key commercial points agreed between the landlord and tenant before the formal lease is drafted. Although usually non-binding, these terms heavily influence the final agreement and should be reviewed carefully before negotiations progress.
Commercial Lease
Rent Review
A rent review is a process used to reassess the rental amount during a commercial lease term. Certain clauses allow landlords to increase rent aggressively, making legal review essential before signing the agreement.
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