LOCUM CONSULTANT SOLICITOR SERVICES FOR LAW FIRMS
Bill Mitchell Commercial Property Solicitor
An experienced commercial property law solicitor covering the full range of commercial property and construction law for your law firm clients.
I am available to work for your law firm on a remote basis for short or long term assignments or specific projects.
I do not provide legal services directly to the public.
Commercial Property
We have both the expertise and the network of local support you need to achieve completion quickly and cleanly.
Constructions Law
Above all, our duty is to our clients, keeping them aware of the requirements laws and regulations make on them.
Developer Financing
We can offer support in contractual issues of all kinds, from construction to offtake. We offer the support you need.
Legal services you can trust.
ABOUT ME
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I’m an experienced Commercial Property Solicitor working as a Locum for various firms around the UK on a remote basis. This makes my services accessible to everyone wherever they are based throughout England and Wales.
I can be easily contacted by phone or email which helps your clients maintain confidence in the service being provided. My work covers the full range of commercial property and with experience of construction law matters.
I always aim to meet clients expectations and objectives and keep them updated about their matter. I have positive feedback from clients with 5 star Google Reviews and recommendations by firms on LinkedIn. My aim is to build a professional relationship with firms and their clients with a view to meeting and managing expectations. Read the fantastic reviews Bill has received for the service provided to clients.
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Yes, but the landlord generally has the upper hand as its their property, however, a tenant can always negotiate terms in their favour when the market is difficult for a landlord to find tenants
A lease does not have to be a specific length but if it is more than 7 years long, it must be registered at the Land Registry which will be tenant’s responsibility
The short answer is yes. Leases an be very complex and long and you should always seek expert professional assistance and representation. Otherwise, you could find out that you have no right to renew a lease when it expires and this can be a difficult situation for tenants and gives a landlord a stronger bargaining position.
The most common main terms of a lease are:
- The length of the lease
- The annual rent
- The requirement for a lease
- Break clauses
- Rent reviews
- Repairs and the condition of the property
- Service charges
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Tue: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wed: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thu: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Fri: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sat: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sun: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
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1 Christie Way, Manchester M21 7QY, United Kingdom
07812 341666
enquiries@legal-counsel.co.uk
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