Break clauses are one of the most misunderstood elements of a commercial lease. For businesses leasing premises across Cheshire, the North West and England & Wales, a poorly drafted break clause can mean the difference between flexibility and being locked into unsuitable premises for years. This guide explains how break clauses work, the mistakes we […]
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Heads of terms are often treated as a procedural step. A short document agreed in principle before solicitors are instructed and “the real work” begins. Because they are commonly labelled “subject to contract”, they are frequently assumed to carry little legal or commercial risk. In reality, poorly drafted heads of terms are one of the
Heads of Terms: Why “Non-Binding” or “subject to contract” Does Not Mean “Low Risk” Read More »
For many UK businesses, buying or leasing commercial premises is one of the most significant strategic decisions they will make. Whether acquiring a freehold or entering into a long-term lease, the legal structure behind that decision has lasting operational, financial and risk implications. Too often, legal advice is sought late in the process after heads
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