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This work covers the rights and duties of businesses occupying property, such as commercial leases, licenses to occupy, and related occupancy agreements. A solicitor in this area drafts or negotiates leases and licences, reviews terms for length, rent, service charges, obtained consents, assignments or changes of control, and handles issues like dilapidations, forfeiture, and rent reviews. They also advise on covenant compliance, renewal options, exits, and disputes with landlords, neighbours or management companies, ensuring the occupier’s position is legally protected.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

Solicitors advise on lease structure, lease renewals under applicable landlord and tenant rules, service charge regimes, and step-in rights in disputes. They draft or review covenants, handle rent reviews and terminations, procure consents, register interests, and coordinate with surveyors or property managers to manage occupier rights and obligations.

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