Depending on the terms of the commercial property lease, the landlord’s consent is often required to make any physical changes to the property, to transfer the lease to a third party or to use the property for another purpose.
Our commercial property disputes team regularly help tenants in working out what they can do under the terms of the lease and what action can be taken if the landlord says no.
We also help advise and protect landlord’s when they are considering applications by tenants for consent to make changes. If problems arise, we can also advise on legal action if the tenant carries on without consent.
Contact our team of specialist property lawyers for a no-obligation discussion.
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The Legal 500 2023: Property Litigation"Actons represents businesses, charities and individuals alike with the 'efficient, effective and personable' team advising clients across a variety of contentious property issues, ranging from boundary and overage disputes to contentious lease renewals. 'Very professional but approachable and friendly' associate Daniel Harley advises on commercial landlord and tenant disputes with 'exceptional competence'."
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