Deed of Variation For A Lease
Deed Variation For Commercial Property
This page will guide you through the lease variation process for commercial leases and answer many of your questions. You will learn about our specialist commercial leasing lawyers can help you make changes to an unsuitable or outdated lease while avoiding legal pitfalls.
Jargon-free advice from the commercial leasing specialists
Commercial leases often last for 10 or more years. The original lease may no longer serve the business goals of the landlord or tenant and frequently the parties will agree that the original lease must be varied to reflect changes in circumstance. Our specialist team of commercial lease lawyers has decades of experience dealing with commercial lease variations. We can help you negotiate a worthwhile lease restructure that reflects current market conditions and the current and future needs of your business.
Expert lease variation solicitors
Commercial lease variations can be much more complex than they first appear. Without specialist guidance from a commercial lease variations solicitor, you may accidentally surrender the lease or put in place clauses that are onerous.
Our commercial property lawyers can walk you through the legal minefield while ensuring that all issues are protected. Whether you’re an established landlord, new to the process or a tenant requiring variations or corrections to your lease, we can give you timely and pragmatic advice tailored to the needs of your business.
We can help you with such issues as:
- What changes do you need to be put in place to meet your business needs or protect your investment?
- Are the changes you are seeking both legally and commercially viable?
- What is the best way to document the lease variations? Is a deed of variation required or can we achieve the same goals through simpler means?
- How will the variations impact the remaining terms of the lease and your ability to assign the lease or sell the property in the future?
Usually, we are able to offer a fixed fee for this service. Please contact us for a confidential discussion and a no-obligation quote today.
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