Lawyers from Carey Olsen's property team have advised the owners of St. Julian's Properties Limited on the sale of St Julian's Court in Guernsey for £13.785 million to an investor group led

We have been in our premises for a while now and have some spare space that we aren't going to need. Can we rent it out to someone else?

Guernsey has introduced significant new protection for insurance policyholders. Claims by policyholders of a Guernsey-licensed insurance company...

I want to carry out fitting-out works to my business premises but my landlords say I will have to remove them when my lease expires.

The Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure has published a policy letter which asks the States to approve a single legislative framework that will seek to regulate conditions...

I run a retail business but trade has not been good recently. Can I let someone run a small coffee bar in the shop to try to attract more customers?

The retail sector in Guernsey is dynamic and diverse. Its roots can be traced back to the 1770s to a time when a syndicate of local merchants obtained an Order in Council to construct the Market Buildings...

The recent case of Ruth Geary, who took the decision to slide down a particularly impressive banister in a manner similar to that of Mary Poppins, and the ensuing claim made by her against the owner of the building for the substantial injuries she suffered when she fell, acts as a useful reminder to all landowners to be aware of their liability to visitors.

Here we explore the insolvency processes in Guernsey from a landlord's perspective, highlighting how landlords can protect themselves in challenging situations.

In any lease negotiation, a prospective tenant's focus will be on securing the correct space, where the rent and term are both acceptable and suitable. Aside from agreeing on these principal terms of the lease...