The consequences of granting a Grazing Licence or a Farm Business Tenancy Farmers, to facilitate income generation and management of their holding, will enter into various agreements with third parties granting rights of occupation or...
If you are considering renewing a commercial lease, or are in the process of doing so, there are a number of points to consider and be aware of. Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) and lease terms...
There is something of a changing rental market and a difficulty in obtaining appropriate comparables for the purpose of undertaking the rent review exercise, primarily because of the Pandemic. As a result, the Courts have...
Few of us will forget the Grenfell Tower tragedy of June 2017, but for people trying to buy or sell a high rise flat since then, the repercussions of legislation which was subsequently put in...
For commercial landlords and tenants, when it comes to negotiating rights over the occupation of a commercial premises, it is vital to ensure that what is finally agreed actually reflects the intentions of both parties...
Under a typical commercial lease, the landlord has fewer obligations than the tenant but they are significant: maintaining and insuring the building, providing services and not interfering with the tenant’s right to occupy. Any breach...
Anthony Fripp, a Partner at WBW Solicitors and Head of Commercial Property, has now moved from the Exmouth office to head up the firms Torquay office. Anthony has a wealth of Commercial Property experience and...
A sensible landlord will take great care when picking an initial tenant and should exercise the same caution when deciding whether that tenant should be allowed to assign their lease to someone else. The difficulty...
The commercial property market has seen many ups and downs over the last decade but I remain quietly proud of those willing to take on a new business venture or start-up. Despite recent national murmurings...
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