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COLUMN: Richard Freeman-Wallace - Be precise with documents May 23 2012

THE Appeal Court case of Rail Safety and Standards Board Ltd v British Telecommunications (BT) Ltd has again highlighted several aspects of property transactions, which can trip up the unwary.Read

COLUMN: Richard Freeman-Wallace - Short-term deals pose dangers to landlords May 09 2012

GRANTING a licence can appear to be a quick, cheap and handy method of allowing somebody to occupy business premises, particularly where a short-term arrangement is being considered.Read

COLUMN: Richard Freeman-Wallace Apr 25 2012

MOST commercial agreements will contain obligations on the part of one party or the other to ensure that a particular event happens.Read

Be aware of conditions for break clauses Mar 21 2012

A CASE heard by the High Court at the end of last year will send shivers down the spines of any tenant looking to exercise a break clause in their lease of commercial premises.Read

Hay & Kilner welcomes partners with wealth of expertise Nov 02 2011

TWO prominent figures in the region's legal sector have joined North East firm Hay & Kilner as it gears up for a period of expansion and prepares to break new ground in a number of markets.Read

Ensure landlord's consent is obtained Aug 24 2011

LEASES of commercial property usually require the consent of the landlord for certain dealings with the property, such as an assignment of the lease or an underletting or the carrying out of certain alterations to the property.Read

Making the effort to fulfil commercial obligations Aug 10 2011

MOST commercial agreements will contain obligations on the part of at least one of the parties to ensure that a particular event happens.Read

Advice for landlords on leasing consent Aug 03 2011

LEASES granted since 1996 can specify the circumstances in which the landlord can legitimately withhold its consent to a transfer of a lease of commercial premises.Read

A 'rent holiday' is often the best option Jul 27 2011

THE problems that the various landlords of Southern Cross, the distressed care home operator, will be familiar to many.Read

Vacant possession date must be adhered to Jul 06 2011

LEASES of commercial premises frequently contain break clauses these days. These clauses allow the tenant to end the lease prematurely. In order to do so, the lease will often specify conditions that the tenant must satisfy, if the exercise of the break clause is to be effective.Read

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