by Kim Roselli | Mar 15, 2021 | Business Purchase, Business Sale, Commercial Leases, Sell Business
Digital Start-Ups – Essential Legal Documents The needs of each business can differ greatly and the legal documents that you must have in place will depend on the structure and type of business you are starting. But for digital start-ups there are five legal...
by Kim Roselli | Mar 15, 2021 | Business Leases, Commercial Leases, Landlord, Lease Review, Lease Terms
What is a Memorandum of Sale? A memorandum of sale is a legal document that specifically records the details of a sale of property. It usually includes the following: the names of both the seller and the buyer, and the solicitors that are representing both...
by Kim Roselli | Nov 12, 2020 | Commercial Leases, Covid, Landlord
What if your commercial lease tenant can’t pay during Covid? Many commercial lease tenants have been unable to pay some or all of their rent during the Covid 19 pandemic. Some landlords have been able to agree a rent concession during this time,...
by Kim Roselli | Sep 3, 2020 | Business Leases, Commercial Leases, Lease Review, Lease Terms
The Difference Between Full and Limited Title Guarantee So what is the difference I hear you ask? Unless you are buying or selling a property you have probably never had recourse to ask yourself that question. Most of the time, when you are buying a...
by Kim Roselli | Mar 11, 2019 | Business Leases, Commercial Leases
What is Completion Date? If you are going through the process of renting or buying a commercial property, or any property for that matter, you will keep hearing estate agents and solicitors uttering the words Completion Date. But what exactly is it? ...
by Kim Roselli | Feb 18, 2019 | Business Leases, Commercial Leases, Lease Terms
What is Disbursement? When you instruct a conveyancing solicitor to act on your behalf they will send you a quote, which will contain a list of disbursements. Disbursements for a commercial property can include: Drainage and water search Land registry search...
