Course description
The word ‘repair’, an ordinary English word, is central to both commercial landlords’ and tenants’ covenants to repair; it impacts not just on what must be done, but how much can be charged in terms of on-going service charges as well as the level of damages for failure to return the property in good repair at the end of the lease.
This unmissable webinar presented by expert speaker Sarah Thompson-Copsey will cover whether the landlord has to be reasonable in its demands of the tenant as to dilapidations and as to the costs of its works in service charges, MEES and commercial leases: how relevant in light of governmental changes and RAAC remediation: whose responsibility and cost?
This webinar looks at practical steps for both parties.
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Introduction
The word ‘repair’, an ordinary English word, is central to both commercial landlords’ and tenants’ covenants to repair; it impacts not just on what must be done, but how much can be charged in terms of on-going service charges as well as the level of damages for failure to return the property in good repair at the end of the lease.
So, what does ‘repair’ really mean, what are the practicalities of a covenant to repair and how best to advise tenants and landlords looking to resolve such issues expeditiously and cost effectively?
This webinar looks at practical steps for both parties.
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- Repair: the impact of ‘good condition’, the length of the lease, the age of the property & the changing needs of the property market
- Must the landlord be reasonable in its demands of the tenant in dilapidations and as to the costs of its works in service charges?
- MEES and commercial leases: how relevant in light of governmental changes?
- RAAC remediation: whose responsibility and cost?
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