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This guidance note provides expert insight into tenants’ make good obligations for industrial and retail premises, a critical area for landlords and tenants navigating lease terminations. It highlights significant legal considerations, including practical challenges unique to these premises types. Practitioners must understand the nuanced obligations that affect lease negotiations and end-of-lease processes.
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