Lease Advice:

Prior to entering into a Lease Agreement, it is important to obtain legal advice on your rights and obligations, any procedural requirements and whether any clauses should be subject to negotiation.

The majority of disputes that arise during the term of a Lease arise because the parties do not have a sufficient understanding of the agreements and clauses contained therein. Common examples include which party is responsible for certain repairs and maintenance, payments required under the Lease and how they are calculated, what steps need to be taken in the event of dispute and how the Lease can be terminated. If the correct procedures are not adhered to, then that party may be liable to consequential loss.

Many prospective tenants are unaware that they can negotiate the terms of the proposed Lease Agreement and are not obliged to automatically accept the proposed terms. Negotiations of a Lease Agreement are necessary in circumstances where a clause is significantly adverse to the interests of the party, are illegal, unconventional or against standard practice.  Our Solicitors will advise you of the risks of proceeding with the proposed Lease Agreement and will recommend amendments to better serve your interests.

 If you wish to speak with one of our Lease Advice & Litigation Lawyers, please contact our firm by telephone on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.au.

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