The commercial terms upon which parties agree to enter into a lease between the parties are usually set out in a document called: a "heads of agreement" (HOA); a "lease proposal";...
Can a lease be varied? A lease, being a contractual agreement, can be varied by way of a supplementary agreement between the parties. If considering a variation of lease, it is important to determine...
It is unlikely that a company will still exist after the end of a period of liquidation given that the purpose of the appointment of a liquidator is: to use the assets of a company to pay the company’s...
Commercial Building Disclosure (CBD) program The Commercial Building Disclosure (CBD) program is a national regulatory program established by the Building Energy Efficiency Disclosure Act 2010 (Cth)...
What is an agreement for lease? An agreement for lease is a document separate from the lease. It is an agreement to enter into a lease at a later date on the terms set out in the agreement for lease...
What is an incentive? A landlord may give a tenant an incentive to enter into a lease. An incentive is generally (but not always) recorded in a separate incentive deed. See the Precedent Lease incentive...
Long-term leases present unique legal complexities that practitioners must understand to navigate property law effectively. This guidance note explores the critical aspects of long-term leases.
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