The Development Law and Lease Law which were published in 2014 and featured in our previous updater, came into effect on 7 February 2015.

The Development Law and Lease Law which were published in 2014 and featured in our previous updater, came into effect on 7 February 2015.

Decision No. 45 of 2014 in relation to Industrial Tenancies was published in issue no. 3159 of the Legal Gazette on 5 June 2014 and came into force on 6 June 2014.

EE Limited & Hutchison 3G UK Limited v The Mayor and Burgesses of the London Borough of Islington

We are the tenant of commercial premises in central London which we have occupied for five years. The lease is for a term expiring in 2035

Whilst the rent review mechanism is governed by the specific provisions in each lease in question, it is common to find that in the absence of agreement, the reviewed rent

Lease agreements are one of the common forms of agreements affecting both individuals and companies...

It is of great importance for legislators to enact specific regulations requiring both landlords and tenants to comply to ensure the protection of both parties.

I am the managing agent of an office building with retail premises on the ground floor and offices on the first, second and third floors

Our Associate Hisham Almansoor examines the ‘abuse of right' doctrine in Bahraini law, delving into its origins and implications supported by insights from relevant case law.

The principal law governing real estate premises & its parts intended for residential & commercial purposes is Bahrain Law No. (27) of 2014 on the Issuance of the Real Estate Lease Law ("the Lease Law").

This article examines some of the ways a landlord can seek to protect its rental stream.

This article examines some of the key legal remedies available to a Landlord where a Tenant is in default under a commercial lease in Bahrain.