This area covers the notices that arise in commercial property, including notices to quit or determine a lease, notices for renewal or variation, and notices relating to rent reviews, assignments, or alterations. A solicitor drafts, reviews and serves notices, checks their validity, and interprets lease and statutory requirements to avoid forfeiture or delay. They also advise on deadlines, prescribed forms, and the consequences of non‑compliance. Practical matters include what to serve, who to serve, and how to respond to notices served on or by the client.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
A solicitor confirms validity, ensures compliance with lease terms and statutory provisions, and handles any issues that arise from defective notices. They explain risks, preserve rights, and manage the process within professional standards, including client accounting and regulatory duties.
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