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Creating and negotiating new leases
Assignment of existing leases
Adverse possession
Renewal
Extensions
Rent Review
Rent Review
Licence for alterations
Licence for change to use
Licence to assign
Authorised guarantee agreements
Subletting and underletting agreement

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Our costs reflect the best legal advice at the most competitive prices. Commercial matters vary and many require a bespoke service. Whilst some of our legal services come with fixed fees – every case is different. We provide a detailed breakdown of anticipated costs after your initial free call.

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Leases are long, complex documents that can be hard to understand. A solicitor can help explain your obligations and liabilities and make sure that you have the best possible agreement.

Do I need to pay stamp duty on a commercial lease?

In most cases commercial leases over a certain value are subject to SDLT. Your solicitor can explain how much SDLT your lease will attract once they have the details and help you take care of this payment.

How much stamp duty will I have to pay on a commercial lease?

If the ‘no fault’ petition is used, a divorce has no grounds for defence.

Does a commercial lease need to be registered?

Yes, in most cases commercial leases over seven years need to be registered with the land registry. This will be confirmed by your solicitor.

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