Agreements for Lease Reviewwith expert lawyers

An Agreement for Lease sets out when you can move into premises. It is common where the premises are not yet constructed, the lessor has agreed to carry out work on your behalf, or you need the consent of a third party before using the premises. Read more here.

An Agreement for Lease generally covers the details of a lease before you move into the premises, so it’s important to have a lawyer review the contract terms before you finalise anything. This can help prevent issues if something goes wrong during the lease.

An Agreement for Lease is a promise between two parties, the lessor and lessee, that the lessor will grant a lease to the lessee in the future. A Lease, on the other hand, is the more formal document that finalises the arrangement.

An Agreement for Lease creates a binding obligation on both parties to enter into a lease on agreed terms, subject to any agreed conditions being met. This gives the parties more certainty where money is to be spent before the Lease starts.

This package starts at $500 + GST. It includes a legal review of an Agreement for Lease, phone consultations with a lawyer about your negotiating position, and a written list of changes to the lease that you can request from the other party.