Our team offers clear guidance on commercial property law and provides essential legal advice to help you navigate lease renewals, landlord consent, rent reviews, and lease disputes.
We will help you ensure your lease is in the best interests of your business.
Before you sign a commercial real estate lease, speak to our team of commercial leasing solicitors.
Our team of experienced commercial lease solicitors are on hand to help ensure the process of negotiating and managing your lease agreement is as smooth as possible for you. We have a wealth of experience in guiding clients through the commercial leasing process from start to finish and will work with you on various commercial lease matters, including:
Prior to completion and signing of a lease, missives must be concluded for the commercial lease, which is constituted by an offer, an acceptance and any letters to agree on the terms of the lease.
There is no entry to the premises without signed missives. The offer will usually contain a number of clauses and conditions, which can vary depending on the property and the wishes of the tenant and the landlord.
Once all clauses are agreed upon, a legally binding contract exists and neither party can back out unless both parties agree.
We know that every lease is different, so our team of commercial leasing lawyers will work with you every step of the way to ensure you understand what is happening and are comfortable with how the contractual agreement is progressing.
Contact Jones Whyte to discuss commercial lease agreements in the UK.
Our experienced commercial property solicitors can help you with many issues, including:
We also provide comprehensive advice on commercial property leases and rent deposit agreements.
Jones Whyte solicitors have the knowledge and experience to ensure that any commercial property transactions are concluded quickly and are in your business’s best interests. In contrast to residential property, commercial leases in Scotland are subject to significantly less legislation, making effective negotiation crucial.