Commercial tenancy

A commercial tenancy is a legal agreement between a landlord and a business tenant, allowing the tenant to use a property for commercial purposes. It is widely known as commercial lease.

Our costs

New Lease – £1,500 – £2,000 plus VAT (20%)

License to Assign – £1,500 – £2,000 plus VAT (20%)

Tenancy at Will – £1,000 – £1,500 plus VAT (20%) 

Service included

• Advising on various types of commercial tenancy
• Perusal of documents
• Drafting lease, licence of assignment, licence for alteration, rend deposit deed, etc. as appropriate
• Correspondence and communication with the parties
• Carry out searches, as appropriate and necessary
• Money laundering checks
• Advising on the outcome of searches and money laundering checks
• Execution and exchange of deeds
• SDLT with the HMRC
• Registration with the Land Registry

How long will it take

2 – 3 months, depending on the complexity of the matter. 

Residential tenancy and eviction

A residential tenancy is a legal agreement between a landlord and a tenant, allowing the tenant to live in a property in exchange for rent. This is a contract that outlines the terms and conditions of the tenancy. It can be written or verbal and includes details like the rent amount, duration of the tenancy, and responsibilities of both parties.

Our costs

Section 8 or 21 Notice – £200 – £300 plus VAT (20%)

Our fees for possession order matters are charged at hourly rate basis. Please click here to see our hourly rate page or contact one of team members to discuss your case.

Service included

• Advising on various types of notices

• Taking your initial instructions, reviewing the papers and advising you on merits and likely chances to succeed (this is likely to be revisited throughout the matter and subject to change)
• Preparing claim (if acting for the Claimant)
• Preparing Defence and Counterclaim (if acting for the Defendant)
• Reviewing and advising on claim or defence and/or counterclaim from other party
• Drafting witness statements, position statements and other pleadings
• Instructing Barrister and other experts as necessary
• Preparing for (and attending) court hearings
• Exchanging documents with the other party and agreeing a bundle of documents
• Preparing bundle of documents
• Reviewing and advising on the other party’s witness statements and other pleadings
• Instructing enforcement agency for the eviction, if necessary

How long will it take

5 – 6 months, if it is not defended.

It is not possible to give a timescale for a defended possession order claim. However, your legal representative will discuss this matter in detail.

Visit Our Hourly Fees for our services costs.