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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SOLICITORS

Whether you are buying, selling, or leasing commercial premises, our expert solicitors provide clear, practical advice to protect your business interests.

Royce Legal Commercial Property Solicitors support clients across England and Wales, delivering tailored legal solutions for landlords, tenants, and developers.

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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LAW FIRM

As a dedicated commercial property law firm, we handle complex transactions with precision. We ensure all leases and contracts are robust and compliant.

We specialise in all aspects of commercial property law. From retail units to office blocks, our team works efficiently to secure your commercial goals.

WHY DO I NEED A COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SOLICITOR?

Commercial property law involves complex regulations. A specialist solicitor ensures you avoid costly pitfalls and strictly adhere to all legal obligations.

Expert legal guidance is vital for negotiating favorable lease terms. We protect your rights, ensuring your business has a secure foundation for growth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a solicitor for a commercial lease?
A commercial lease can carry significant long-term risk through repair, service charge and break clauses. Legal review helps ensure the terms reflect the deal and reduce unexpected liabilities.
It can give business tenants a statutory right to renew their lease. Whether it applies depends on the lease and whether it was contracted out correctly.
Heads of terms are a non-binding summary of the commercial deal. The lease is the binding legal document that governs the relationship and allocates risk.
It is a formal document recording a landlord’s consent to an assignment or alterations. It typically includes conditions, obligations and supporting documents.
Dilapidations are alleged breaches of repairing and reinstatement obligations under a lease. Liability depends on the lease wording, the property condition and timing.
This depends on the lease terms and the facts. Where consent is required, landlords must generally act reasonably and within proper timescales.
Searches vary by transaction but commonly include local authority, drainage, environmental and title-related checks. The scope is tailored to the property and its use.
Often, yes. VAT can apply depending on the property’s VAT status, and SDLT is usually payable on purchases and some lease premiums/rent arrangements.
Timescales depend on title complexity, planning issues, funding, and responsiveness to enquiries. Early instruction and clear information usually help reduce delay.

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Our aim is to help achieve the right outcome in each case. Often that means negotiating a settlement rather than battling through the courts.

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