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Jennifer Slade. COMMERCIAL LEASES LECTURE 3. Commercial Leases: Lecture 3 Today’s topics. Commercial lease drafting Standard forms/precedents Examples “Lease anatomy” Code of Practice for Commercial Leases Lease of part and of whole Prescribed clauses. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: COMMERCIAL LEASES LECTURE 3

Jennifer Slade

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Commercial lease draftingStandard forms/precedentsExamples“Lease anatomy”Code of Practice for Commercial

LeasesLease of part and of wholePrescribed clauses

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Drafting for the landlord Control of premises Marketability/investment value Standard lease for development

▪ Exceptional tenants▪ Confidentiality – EID’s

Tenant’s amendments Flexibility, rent review, onerous provisions,

marketability

Draft for certainty

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Defined terms and interpretation clause Use of schedules

Definitions in schedules Punctuation and layout Clause numbering, e.g.:

Clause 2.1.3.4 Clause 2(1)(c)(iv) Clause 2.1(c)(iv)

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Firms’ precedents Updating Client specific

Law Society Business Lease BPF – model clauses Other precedents: Lexis Nexis, Practical

Law

Construction of lease provisions

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Gateshead lease (1964) vs Billies Cookies lease (1999)

Gateshead lease – consider: term – expiry? Clause 4 Clause 5 Clause 6 Plan Easy to read? Easy to find information?

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Consider Billies Cookies lease

Comments/comparison?

How could drafting style of Billies Cookies lease be improved?

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What are the principal provisions, and where would you find them?

Code of Practice for Commercial Leases

What is the purpose of a lease report? For assignee For purchaser of reversion

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Anatomy of a Simple Commercial Lease:

Date, Parties

Definitions, Interpretation

Demise (habendum, reddendum)

TENANT’S COVENANTS- repair, alienation, user, alterations, etc

Landlord’s Covenants

Provisos

SCHEDULES- premises, - rights, reservations- rent review- service charge

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What is the difference in structure between a lease of whole and a lease of part? Multi-lets Service charge Common parts Insurance

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Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

w.c.

COMMUNAL

AREA

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Land Registry Prescribed Clauses Leases Necessary from 19 June 2006 for registrable

leases – if not, Land Registry rejects Prescribed clauses LR1 – LR14 Only front sheet and index can precede

prescribed clauses – particulars pages must come after

Note Property prescribed clause – LR4 Prescribed clause overrides any other

definition See precedent in recommended text


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