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Getting out of a lease
As the needs of your business change, you may wish to get out of the lease on your premises. This is seldom easy. A lease is a legal contract, and your landlord can take you to court if you break it. But depending on the detailed circumstances, your landlord may be prepared to negotiate a compromise. This briefing will help you decide if it is worth trying to get out of your lease, and provides you with key negotiating points if you go ahead. It covers:
  • The key terms in your lease.
  • The two ways to get out of a lease — termination or assignment.
  • Your third option — sub-letting.
  • The costs involved.

Click the link below to access the full document:

Getting out of a lease - factsheet
 
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