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ARTICLE · 31 DECEMBER 2013

Obtaining A Commercial Advantage And Avoiding Liability

Reducing property occupier costs, avoiding unforeseen liabilities and ensuring the use of premises remains flexible to service the needs of the business have always been vital.

United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
Stuart Darlington
Stuart Darlington

A Tenant's Practical Guide to Commercial Leases

Reducing property occupier costs, avoiding unforeseen liabilities and ensuring the use of premises remains flexible to service the needs of the business (and to maximise trade) have always been vital. In an increasingly competitive and cost sensitive environment, where landlords are seeking to maximise their return from their tenants, these requirements are all the more important.

Being aware of the practical implications and allocation of the risk hiding behind lease provisions are key to achieving these goals. The book explains what all businesses should be aware of, hidden liabilities and the requirements and provisions to insist upon when taking a new lease.

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