Continuing our series on legal concepts aimed at those working in tax Suzanne Gill Partner and Tim Dale Senior Solicitor McGrigors discuss the events which occur during the life of a lease
As we saw in the last article a lease is a particular form of contract between a landowner (or leaseholder) and a tenant. Although it takes many of the attributes of a standard contract and so is open to negotiation as with a standard contract it has certain special characteristics and is regulated by a number of statutes. As a result there are certain restrictions on the rights of either party to contract and certain benefits which are not found in a standard contract.
In this article we will look at...
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Continuing our series on legal concepts aimed at those working in tax Suzanne Gill Partner and Tim Dale Senior Solicitor McGrigors discuss the events which occur during the life of a lease
As we saw in the last article a lease is a particular form of contract between a landowner (or leaseholder) and a tenant. Although it takes many of the attributes of a standard contract and so is open to negotiation as with a standard contract it has certain special characteristics and is regulated by a number of statutes. As a result there are certain restrictions on the rights of either party to contract and certain benefits which are not found in a standard contract.
In this article we will look at...
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