Inflation
Lease Insights – April 2022 Typically prices rise over time. This is often referred to as Inflation and in Australia the most well-known measure of
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Lease Insights – April 2022 Typically prices rise over time. This is often referred to as Inflation and in Australia the most well-known measure of
You would be surprised how often we receive instructions where the Rent amount is stated as “including GST”. That’s fine if the GST stays at
A Lease is a document that sets out the terms of an agreement between two parties and locks them into that agreement for a period
Of all the equipment generally classed as “Landlord’s plant”, these seem to cause the most problems. Generally, the issues revolve around responsibility for maintenance and
Lease Insights – October 2021 Business Names Often we receive instructions to prepare a Lease where the Lessee (Tenant) is shown as a Business Name.
CPI is an acronym which can stand for many things. A quick dictionary search shows for those in the motoring industry it can mean Crash
Default Interest on late Rent payments Any good Lease should provide that the Landlord can charge interest on any monies that are in arrears. Commonly
REGISTRATION – How we approach it. Tenants often get very excited about getting their Lease registered on the Title to the Land, especially in the
A Business name as Lessee ? Often we receive instructions to prepare a Lease where the Lessee (Tenant) is shown as a Business Name. Many
When you as a Landlord enter into a Lease Bureau Lease, you quite reasonably expect that in a worst-case scenario such as when the tenant
In this Lease Insight, I want to reproduce a letter that I wrote a while ago in response to a Landlords question about who was
LICENCE OR LEASE? When a landlord wants to give a tenant a right to occupy commercial premises, it can be tempting to try and avoid
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