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There is a high use of standard forms in a commercial leasing context, but a standard form does not necessarily deal adequately with all the complexities of a particular transaction. There can be misunderstandings between landlords and tenants (and, occasionally, their advisers) as to the interpretation of certain standard provisions.
This webinar will give you an overview of the benefits and risks of using standard form leases and highlight when this is appropriate, when it is not, and the associated implications.
Topics to be covered will include:
After this module you will have:
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Leases are important – they are long-term, binding commitments. They are likely to be the largest investment that a tenant will make in its business. A well drafted lease can make the difference between a business succeeding or failing.
Leasing is one area of law that currently relies very much on standard forms. This was not always the case, and experienced practitioners will recall the days when every landlord had a bespoke lease drafted for its properties.
While the standard form leases available provide an excellent base, it is important to carefully consider the circumstances of the landlord and tenant (and the relevant premises). It is also necessary to consider whether the lease needs to be customised to fit the needs of the relevant parties and reflects the commercial reality of the premises being leased.
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Commercial Leasing Update - Online CPDPublication Date: 14-Oct-2015Authors: Paul Calder, Karen Overend |
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