What to do as a charity tenant when your lease is due to expire

Clare Garbett, Senior associate in the Russell-Cooke Solicitors, charity law and not for profit team.
Clare Garbett
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It’s useful, as a charity tenant whose lease has ended or is coming to an end, to understand your legal rights and therefore your negotiating position.

 

What to do as a charity tenant when your lease is due to expire

Clare Garbett, an associate in our charity and social business team, gives an overview of the law, the things to consider, and how to approach future occupation in the light of these issues.

Key sections

0:48 Relevant things to consider 

3:14 Security of tenure under sectinos 24-28 Landlord and Tenanct Act 1954 - overview

6:00 Grounds for opposition to new lease (paraphrased) 

7:04 - Negotiation of new lease against backdrop of Landlord and Tenant Act

11:38 - Contracting our of the Act 

13:13 - Endorsement on lease 

14:03 - Your position on lease expiry if your lease is contracted-out

15:37 - option - periodic tenancy 

17:38 - Tenancy at Will vs periodic tenancy 

 

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If you would like to speak with a member of the team you can contact our charity law solicitors by email, by telephone on +44 (0)20 3826 7510 or complete our enquiry form.

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