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Retail shop lease disclosure – QLD

9 September 2019 by By Lawyers

The By Lawyers To do list precedent has been updated in the By Lawyers Leases (QLD) Guide to include a section on retail shop lease disclosure requirements of both the lessor and lessee.

New leases

At least seven days before a retail shop lease is entered into, a lessee must have been given a disclosure statement and a copy of the lease by the lessor.

If the disclosure statement is not given, is incomplete, or contains information that is materially false or misleading, the lessee may terminate the lease by notice in writing at any time within six months.

The lessor’s disclosure statement includes a lessee’s disclosure statement, allowing the lessee to set out representations made to the lessee. The Act requires the lessee to complete and give to the lessor this statement at least seven days before entering into the lease.

Sublease

Where a sublessor has requested a head lessor disclosure statement, the lessor must provide it within 28 days.

Renewal

On renewal of a retail lease the lessor must provide a copy of a current disclosure statement to the lessee within 7 days of receiving a renewal notice.

Precedent update

The new section of the To Do list covers the time limits for retail lease disclosure in relation to:

  • new leases;
  • sublease; and
  • renewal of existing leases.

Thanks

This enhancement was the result of user feedback. At By Lawyers, we pride ourselves on the cooperative and collegiate relationship we have with the firms using our commentary and precedents daily. We value the feedback that we receive as it helps us to continually improve our publications.

Filed Under: Conveyancing and Property, Publication Updates, Queensland Tagged With: By Lawyers, QLD, Queensland conveyancing, Retail shop lease disclosure, to do list

Retail premises lease disclosure – VIC

9 September 2019 by By Lawyers

The By Lawyers To do list precedent has been updated in the By Lawyers Leases (VIC) Guide to include a section on retail premises lease disclosure requirements.

New retail premises leases

At least seven days before a retail premises lease is entered into, a lessee must have been given a disclosure statement and copy of the proposed lease by the lessor. The maximum penalty for failing to comply is 50 penalty units.

Renewal of retail premises leases

On renewal of a retail lease the lessor must provide a disclosure statement to the tenant at least 21 days before the end of the current term of the lease where option to renew applies, or no later than 14 days after the entering into an agreement to renew.

Assignment of retail premises leases

If a lessee assigns a retail shop lease it is relieved from liability to pay money under the lease if it serves upon both the lessor and the assignee a copy of a disclosure statement.

Precedent update

The new section of the To Do list covers the time limits for retail lease disclosure in relation to:

  • new leases;
  • assignment; and
  • renewal of existing leases.

Thanks

This enhancement was the result of user feedback. At By Lawyers, we pride ourselves on the cooperative and collegiate relationship we have with the firms using our commentary and precedents daily. We value the feedback that we receive as it helps us to continually improve our publications.

Filed Under: Conveyancing and Property, Publication Updates, Victoria Tagged With: By Lawyers, Retail Lease disclosure, to do list

Retail lease disclosure – NSW

9 September 2019 by By Lawyers

The By Lawyers To do list precedent has been updated in the By Lawyers Leases (NSW) Guide to include a section on retail lease disclosure requirements of both the lessor and lessee.

New leases

At least seven days before a retail shop lease is entered into, a lessee must have been given a disclosure statement by the lessor. The maximum penalty for failing to comply is 50 penalty units.

If the disclosure statement is not given, is incomplete, or contains information that is materially false or misleading, the lessee may terminate the lease by notice in writing at any time within six months.

The lessor’s disclosure statement includes a lessee’s disclosure statement, allowing the lessee to set out representations made to the lessee. The Act requires the lessee to complete and give to the lessor this statement within seven days of receipt of the lessor’s disclosure statement. There is a penalty of 50 penalty units if this is not done, but there is no right for the lessor to rescind the lease.

Renewal

On renewal of a retail lease the lessor may provide an update together with a copy of the earlier disclosure statement, or a fresh one.

Assignment

If a lessee assigns a retail shop lease it is relieved from liability to pay money under the lease if it serves upon both the lessor and the assignee a copy of an assignor’s disclosure. This must be done at least seven days before the assignment.

Precedent update

The new section of the To Do list covers the time limits for retail lease disclosure in relation to:

  • new leases;
  • assignment; and
  • renewal of existing leases.

Thanks

This enhancement was the result of user feedback. At By Lawyers, we pride ourselves on the cooperative and collegiate relationship we have with the firms using our commentary and precedents daily. We value the feedback that we receive as it helps us to continually improve our publications.

Filed Under: Conveyancing and Property, New South Wales, Publication Updates Tagged With: NSW, Retail Lease disclosure, to do list

To do list for property settlement

19 July 2017 by By Lawyers

A To do list for the Property Settlement publication was published today. This useful checklist ensures all the necessary steps are readied and prepared for.

The precedent may be found in Property Settlement, Getting the matter underway beneath the Retainer Instructions.

 

Filed Under: Family Law, Federal, Publication Updates Tagged With: checklist, property settlement, retainer instructions, to do list

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