Commercial property leases are complex and intricate legal documents that regulate the relationship between landlords and tenants. Among the myriad of clauses within a lease, the “yielding up" provisions are one of the most critical and, if not properly drafted, can result in significant expense for the landlord or tenant when the lease ends.
Legal Resources and News
Read jargon-free articles and guidance pieces written in-house by our solicitors and keep up to date with what's happening at Neves.
Browsing Service Area
commercial property
Given the complexity and the legal terminology, understanding the nuances between a Lease, a Licence, and a Tenancy at Will is key and can often be vital in maintaining the rights and responsibilities of both property owners and those they allow into occupation of a commercial property.
If you are taking a new lease or buying an existing lease of premises, you may be asked to pay a service charge if those premises form part of a building, a commercial estate or a shopping centre.
Neves Solicitors are strengthening their expert Commercial Property Team with the appointment of Associate, Jay Gorasia.
Jay is a specialist commercial property solicitor who qualified in 2017. Since qualifying, Jay has built up expertise in many aspects of commercial property matters.
Neves Solicitors are pleased to announce a number of well deserved promotions across several departments, recognising the valuable contribution that our staff are making to the continued success of the law firm.
Recent Posts
Blog Categories
Blog Service Areas
