Documents related to 'Assignment of business lease'
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Licence to assignYour landlord's given you the nod to assign your lease. To ensure that there's no dispute that their permission has been granted, it's standard practice for all the parties to enter into a licence to assign at the same time as the lease... Read more
09 Aug 2012
Assignment of contract debtPerhaps you've had enough of chasing a particular debt and have found someone who's prepared to pay you to take it off your hands? If so, use our form to formally assign the debt.AdviceAssigning a debt is dead easy. Once yo... Read more
27 Sep 2009
Deed of surrenderYour landlord's agreed that you can bring the lease to an end. To do this you'd be well advised to enter into a deed of surrender. Use our precedent to do it formally and safely.AdviceUnless your landlord's in breach of covenant, the on... Read more
18 Sep 2009
Licence to subletYour landlord's given you the go-ahead to sublet your premises. He will insist that you enter into a licence to sublet. Make sure you use the correct form for maximum protection and flexibility.AdviceIf your lease provides that your l... Read more
09 Aug 2012
Deed of assignment of life policyAs part of your estate planning you might want to transfer a life insurance policy to someone else, say a son or daughter. You can do this by assigning the benefits of the policy to them. Share your estateYou cannot g... Read more
25 Apr 2009
Letter assigning a contractIt's perfectly possible to assign a contract by using a letter. But it's important to realise that you're still bound by the original contract. All you're doing is assigning the benefits under the contract to the third pa... Read more
23 May 2016
Copyright assignmentYou often ask sales and marketing companies to design brochures and leaflets for you. To enable you to make changes to the material or utilise it again in the future, it's essential that you own the copyright. Our model copyright a... Read more
02 Jan 2009
Rent deposit deedIt's not just residential leases where deposits are paid by an incoming tenant. The same can happen with a new business lease, particularly where the new tenant either can't provide an appropriate guarantor, or they prove to be unacc... Read more
23 May 2016
