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This area covers commercial leases and occupier rights for business premises such as offices, shops and industrial units in England. A solicitor practises by drafting and negotiating leases, checking rent review provisions, service charges, repair covenants and assignment or subletting, obtaining landlord consents, and handling breaches, forfeiture and terminations. They also advise on renewals, exits and any remedies for tenants or landlords, with attention to occupancy costs, risk of loss of possession and options to expand or downsize a business.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

A solicitor handles the provisions that govern how a tenancy operates in practice—drafting and negotiating lease terms, rent review mechanics, service charges, repairs and tenant alterations, assignments, and sub-letting. They manage landlord consents, notices, and potential disputes, including breaches and remedies, and advise on renewal or exit options and related finance implications, with attention to commercial risk and asset protection.

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Highly recommend Natalie at Howard & Over, Plymouth. Such a smooth transaction and the faster from instruction to completion the I have ever experienced.

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