Documents related to 'Licence to occupy - landlord and tenant'
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Copyright licence agreementYou're always being asked whether other businesses can copy some of your material. In the past you've agreed without ever formalising the arrangement or charging a fee. Our model copyright licence agreement shows what you sho... Read more
10 Nov 2009
Licence agreement for commercial propertyThere are various reasons why you might not want to offer someone a lease over a property. A licence to occupy land or buildings, unlike a lease, does not convey exlusive right over the property. licence agree... Read more
14 Apr 2009
Office share agreementYou may have some spare office space that you believe you can share with another business and so ensure the space pays for itself. Use an office share agreement to set out the arrangements. Great care needs to be used when... Read more
18 Apr 2016
Service occupancyYou're about to recruit a new employee. As part of the package, you want to throw in some accommodation. Use our form of agreement to do this correctly.AdviceHaving offered accommodation with the job, you want the ability to ensure... Read more
07 Nov 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
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
Tenancy at willIf you want to allow someone to occupy your business premises whilst the new lease is sorted out, consider using this form of agreement to protect your position.AdviceSometimes, when you're renting out business property, there's a need... Read more
09 Aug 2012
Admission of new partner to existing partnershipYou've decided at allow a new partner to join the partnership. Use our agreement to ensure that the new partner is correctly integrated without creating problems in the future.AdviceIt's not compulsory to... Read more
02 Aug 2009
