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Landlord and Tenant – Getting it Right

10/05/2016 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Conveyancing / Property law

Landlord & Tenant – The De-Regulation Act 2015 – Getting it right Landlords beware! For landlords, in October 2015 the law of landlord & tenant changed. Landlords now need to take notice of these important changes in the law. The main changes centre around deposit protection and the correct serving […]

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Conditional Contracts and Planning Permission

12/08/2014 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Conveyancing / Property law

The result of a recent case Cohen v Tesco Properties Ltd & Anor (2014) EWHC 2442(Ch) has highlighted the importance of ensuring that a Conditional Contract for the purchase of land subject to obtaining Planning Permission is correctly drafted. In August 2013, the Claimant landowner (Cohen) entered into an agreement […]

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Conditional Contracts and Planning Permission

Permitted Development Rights – Change of Use

26/05/2014 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Conveyancing / Property law

Several noteworthy changes to planning law came into force on 6 April 2014. The changes introduce a number of new permitted development rights for change of use: New Class CA allows a building used as a shop to be used as a bank, a building society, a credit union or a […]

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Planning Problems – Even Royalty are not exempt!

03/03/2014 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Property law

Most people will doubtless know that many of the Royal’s own large property portfolio’s. Prince Charles, as Duke of Cornwall is no exception. Prince Charles’ property portfolio includes the former offices of the Metropolitan Police at Tintagel House on the Albert Embankment in London. This property has recently hit the headlines due to […]

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Planning Problems – Even Royalty are not exempt!

Business Rate Relief

23/02/2014 by Angie Newnham in Commercial Property / Property law

Commercial Property Business Rate Relief In certain circumstances business rate relief is available for owners and tenants of commercial property. Business rates are collected by the Local Council to help pay for local services and are charged on most non-domestic properties. You will need to comply with the relevant criteria […]

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Commercial Leases – Exercising a Break Clause

07/02/2014 by Angie Newnham in Conveyancing / Property law

Are you the tenant under a Commercial Lease? Do you have a break clause? Do you want to exercise the break clause? Then this article is for you! The article highlights the practical issues that you will need to consider when exercising a break clause in a commerce al lease.

Tag Archives: Commercial Property

Landlord and Tenant – Getting it Right

Conditional Contracts and Planning Permission

Permitted Development Rights – Change of Use

Planning Problems – Even Royalty are not exempt!

Business Rate Relief

Commercial Leases – Exercising a Break Clause