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Contacts:
BARCELONA
BELFAST
BERLIN
BIRMINGHAM
BRISTOL
DUBLIN
DÜSSELDORF
EDINBURGH
FRANKFURT
GLASGOW
THE HAGUE
LEEDS
LONDON
MADRID
MANCHESTER
MUNICH
PARIS
SOFIA
STOCKHOLM
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Where tenants wish to make alterations to premises that have been demised to
them, there is often a requirement for the tenant to obtain landlord's approval
for those works. The extent of the landlord's involvement can vary depending on
the wording of the lease, and often 'reasonableness' is either a specific
requirement of the landlord, or it can be implied into the process in
commercial leases.
The Service:
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Review of the existing lease terms.
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Analysis of the tenant's proposed works.
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Negotiation with the tenant on the detail of their works, to ensure no adverse
effect on the landlord's property or other occupiers of the building.
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Reporting to the landlord (and their solicitor) on the scope of works and any
concerns.
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Comment on the wording of the draft License for Alterations and in particular
on the reinstatement obligations
Why Watts?
Watts have substantial expertise not only in the technical aspects
of construction and alteration work, but also in the interpretation and effect
of lease and licence wording.
Contact Address:
Contacts:
MANCHESTER
Ian Laurie
+44 (0)161 831 6180
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