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Section 21 has ended in England. What has changed for private landlords, and what to do before you serve any notice.
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A commercial lease is a long-term commitment for landlord and tenant alike. Our Manchester solicitors negotiate terms that protect your position before you sign, and advise on renewals, assignments and disputes.

Whether you are entering into a new lease or taking an assignment of an existing lease, our solicitors will advise you and help you negotiate and secure a business lease which protects your business interests.
Our aim is to build a long-term relationship with you, so we take the time to understand your needs and make sure you are regularly updated on the progress of your matter.
We will advise you on the terms and obligations in the lease before you sign it, and make sure you are aware of any terms which may restrict you from running your business your way.
The most common lease terms that require attention include, but are not limited to:
If you are purchasing a business at the same time as acquiring a lease, we can act on both and make sure they complete at the same time, or at a time of your choosing.
We provide a fixed fee option on all commercial lease matters. We can agree our fees at the initial consultation, so there are no surprise costs or additional fees. Fixed fees cover our legal fees, not disbursements.
Are you in a dispute with your landlord or tenant over an existing commercial lease? Call us and our solicitors will help you resolve it quickly and cost-effectively. See also Landlord & Tenant.
Call us on 0161 660 1505 for a free 30-minute consultation, email info@alliedsolicitors.co.uk, or send us an enquiry below.
Yes. We provide a fixed fee option on all commercial lease matters, agreed at the initial consultation. Fixed fees cover our legal fees, not disbursements.
Yes, though never for both sides of the same lease.
Yes. We can act on both and make sure they complete at the same time, or at a time of your choosing.

Section 21 has ended in England. What has changed for private landlords, and what to do before you serve any notice.
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