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Eleven questions to ask a tenant when leasing your commercial property

Whether you’re new to leasing commercial property or have had a negative tenant experience, it’s essential to trust that your new tenant will adhere to the tenancy agreement. 

Biodiversity Net Gain

What is Biodiversity Net Gain, and how does it affect you? 

On 12 February 2024, the Government introduced new biodiversity regulations in England. The introduction of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is aimed at creating and improving natural habitat. The UK is in the bottom 10% globally for biodiversity.  

Commercial Property

What is Security of Tenure? Can it be avoided?

If you’re a landlord or tenant entering into a commercial lease, it’s very likely that you’ll have come across the term ‘security of tenure’. But what is it?

Lighthouse restaurant

Commercial Property team represent Lino and Sarah Poli in sale of Kibworth fine dining staple The Lighthouse

Rothera Bray Commercial Property Department recently represented Lino and Sarah Poli in relation to their recent disposition of a commercial property in Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicestershire known as the exceptional seafood restaurant “The Lighthouse”.

Repair clauses

Why the language contained in a repair clause is crucial in avoiding landlord and tenant disputes

In our latest commercial property blog we explain the importance of having clear concise wording in repair clauses, not only to provide proper legal protection but to also avoid problems, and large, unexpected bills, further down the line.

Restrictive Covenants

Restrictive Covenants: can an existing restriction be modified?

Restrictive Covenants: Can an existing restriction prohibiting further development be modified by the courts if deemed reasonable?

Webinar recording: Covid-19 impact on Directors’ Duties & Commercial Leases

Webinar recap: watch the recording of our recent webinar that details the impact of COVID-19 on Directors’ Duties and Commercial Leases, with practical advice on how to navigate these issues.

paperwork contracts

Easements: When Could an Interference Arise with my Ability to Exercise a Right of Way?

The recent case of Vance & Vance v Collerton & Collerton has illustrated that if it is not unreasonable to insist on the continued luxury of a widely granted right of way, an actionable interference will occur even if the person benefiting from the right is left with reasonable access.

specific performance in building and development

Building and Development: What is Specific Performance?

What is specific performance? Specific performance is a remedy for breach of contract which is most often used in transactions involving land and construction work. The court can issue an order compelling a party to comply with their contractual obligations – a good example being to complete building works on time. Courts will not usually […]

commercial property

Tenancy Fraud Problems For Landlords

Illegal subletting in the UK has risen dramatically according to a recent report by Property Reporter.

commercial property

What to Budget For When Leasing a Commercial Property

Being at the stage where you need to upscale your business by leasing business premises is exciting.  Your business has grown to the point where you need to expand, or where your existing operations need to come together under one roof.