Topical legal content articles for marketing commercial property law
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Previous legal topics
Examples of the commercial property law topics issued to our subscribers over the last six months include:
Solar panels - generating electricity on your commercial building
- rights to roof space
- third party providers
- Selling the power you generate
- practical issues
- getting a solicitor's advice.
Key points when negotiating a promotion agreement for your land
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how a promotion agreement works;
- the pros and cons of a promotion agreement;
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setting out developer’s obligations; and
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common issues to watch out for during negotiations.
Selling spare land on a commercial site
- should you develop yourself or sell open land?
- agreeing easement rights over neighbouring land;
- sharing maintanence costs for access and facilities; and
- placing restrictions on the land to protect your future interests.
Agreements with highways authorities
- why get a road adopted by a highways authority?
- section 38 agrweements - the most common route;
- section 37 and other points to consider about adoption of a highway; and
- an overview of section 278 agreements.
Tips for buying your first commercial property
- considering your investment strategy;
- key traps to watch out for in a property;
- securing your income stream from tenants; and
- the value of good legal advice before committing.
Key lease negotiation points for landlords
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flexibility in rent and rent reviews;
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control over assignment and underlettings ;
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obligations to repair and maintain the property ; and
- improving energy performance.