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Technical Aspects of Business Leases - Overcoming the Practical Difficulties
Thorogood Publishing, May 2001, Pages: 83
Estate and Facilities management involves many different aspects, with a business lease being one of the most vital working documents.
A business lease sets the rent, enables rent reviews, allocates responsibility for repair and maintenance and specifies the use to which the premise may be put, all within a complex legal framework, and as the essential document of estate management, it must be easily understood by non-lawyers. However, it is inevitable that issues which require a technical understanding of the law relating to landlords and tenants will arise.
The purpose of this report is to highlight areas where technical issues might lead to practical difficulties, and to give clear guidance to help those involved in property management avoid the pitfalls.
Written in a clear, concise and easy-to-understand format, Malcolm Dowden presents an invaluable set of explanations and answers for all those having to deal with a business lease.Like his seminars and lectures, this report focuses on the steps that can be taken by landlords, tenants and their respective agents to spell out their agreed terms, and to cut down the lawyers’ scope for argument.
This report will:
- Thoroughly analyse technical and legal issues when dealing with estate and facilities management
- Guide you through estate and facilities management aspects in a clear and easy-to-understand manner
- Focus on the solutions to the agreed terms and complex legal contract arguments
- Empower you to successfully and confidently deal with estate management technical and legal issues
Who will benefit from this report?
- Facilities managers and property managers
- HR managers with responsibility for the FM function with their organisation
- H&S managers
- Production and works managers
- Commercial property landlords
- Construction managers
- Company secretaries
- Professional advisers
- Owners and directors of companies without a specialist manager who nevertheless need to know where they stand and what they need to do
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