LeasesWA

A legal guide to negotiating and drafting retail, commercial and rural leases in Western Australia including assignment, termination, transfer and other related transactions.

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Overview

A legal guide to negotiating and drafting retail, commercial and rural leases in Western Australia including assignment, termination, transfer and other related transactions.

The commentary covers the Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Agreements Act requirements and key practical issues in leasing such as bank or personal guarantees, interruption, outgoings, repairs, renewals, registration, and subleases.

The matter plan provides a workflow process of a typical matter from start to finish.

Precedents in this publication include all that is required for the quick and accurate production of leases and advice to landlords or tenants:

  • Commercial, retail, and rural leases in plain English;
  • Advice to parties reviewing a lease;
  • Agreements to lease;
  • Disclosure statements;
  • Licences;
  • Deed of assignment of lease;
  • Library of additional clauses and notices;
  • Appropriate letters.

The comprehensive Retainer Instructions ensures nothing is missed and the client is properly advised.

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