Landlord and Tenant
Our specialist Commercial Landlord and Tenant team are highly experienced negotiators. We can act for both landlords and occupiers on a wide range of property matters across a variety of sectors, including entertainment, retail, and industrial.
A positive relationship between landlord and tenant is crucial to the success of both parties. Muscatt Black Graf’s Commercial Property team understands the pressures on both sides and can ensure your interests are represented in the negotiation, completion, and ongoing management of commercial property leases.
We can also help with any disputes that arise between a landlord and their tenant. Our Commercial Landlord and Tenant solicitors work closely with our Dispute Resolution department to ensure we resolve matters as swiftly and with as little cost to you and your business as possible.
If you are looking for advice and guidance on Commercial Landlord and Tenant Law and want to discuss your next steps, please call Muscatt Black Graf today on 0207 586 1141.
Commercial Landlord and Tenant Solicitors Marylebone
We can advise on any legal issues that arise throughout the entire lifecycle of a relationship between a landlord and tenant and provide you with a complete service to ensure you are fully aware of your position at every stage.
Muscatt Black Graf’s experienced Commercial Property solicitors can advise on all aspects of landlord and tenant law, including:
- Drafting and negotiating leases
- Lease agreements
- Lease assignments
- Lease renewals
- Break clauses
- Heads of terms
- Security of tenure
- Licence to occupy
- Licence to underlet
- Licence to alter
- Service charge
- Rent deposits
- Stamp duty
- Tenancy at will
Our experienced Marylebone-based lawyers are specialists in their field and excellent communicators, providing clear and concise advice in plain English and offering pragmatic solutions that fit your commercial interests.
For specialist legal advice on commercial tenancies, please contact Muscatt Black Graf’s Commercial Landlord and Tenant solicitors by calling 0207 586 1141 or emailing contact@muscattblackgraf.com.
Commercial Landlord Lease Advice
Landlords and tenants can avoid many issues by paying close attention to the clauses included in the lease of a property.
Our Commercial Property solicitors at Muscatt Black Graf have extensive experience in drafting a wide range of commercial property leases. We will work with you to get in place a tenancy agreement that matches your needs.
Our experienced Commercial Real Estate solicitors can ensure that your requirements are addressed when drafting the commercial documentation in your transaction and advise on the best course of action to prevent potential disagreements.
However, should a dispute arise, our responsive lawyers will offer a realistic perspective on your position and advise on the likely outcome of any legal action, helping you to achieve the best outcome as quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.
Commercial Landlord and Tenant Lawyers London
Muscatt Black Graf is a long-established specialist law firm of highly experienced lawyers who provide exceptional client care and straightforward advice.
For more information, please call 0207 586 1141, email contact@muscattblackgraf.com, or fill in our online contact form.
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Paul McKee
Email Paul: phm@muscattblackgraf.com
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