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“Commercial Property” is an exhaustive and user-friendly guide that covers all the essential aspects of commercial property practice. The book is divided into three parts for easy understanding and navigation.
Part I delves into the crucial considerations for site acquisitions, providing an in-depth analysis of town and country planning requirements.
Part II elucidates the principles of commercial leases, emphasizes the significant clauses, and offers expert advice on lease termination procedures.
Finally, Part III serves as a primer to insolvency, explaining its impact on property acquisition, and outlining the dynamics between landlords and tenants during insolvency.
The book covers a wide array of topics including:
– Site Acquisitions
– The Commercial Context
– Obtaining Property Finance
– Contractual Matters
– Planning Control
– Planning Obligations
– Enforcement of Planning Control
– Environmental Issues
– Searches and Enquiries
– Construction Projects
– Taxation Overview of Commercial Properties
In the section dedicated to commercial leases, it discusses:
– Landlord and Tenant Law
– Agreements for Lease
– Lease Contents
– Parties Involved in the Lease and their Liabilities
– The Parcels Clause
– Lease Term
– Rent
– Rent Review Clause
– Repairs
– Alienation
– Usage
– Alterations
– Landlord’s Covenant for Quiet Enjoyment
– Insurance
– Forfeiture
– Lease of Part
– Selling the Lease
– Underleases
– Remedies for Breach of Covenant
– Methods of Termination
– Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, Part II
Lastly, it explores the intersection of insolvency and commercial property with topics like:
– Property and Insolvency
– The Effect of Insolvency on Commercial Property
This comprehensive guide is a must-have for anyone involved in commercial property practice.