Commercial Leases · glossary

Licence for alterations

The landlord's written consent to a tenant's alterations, signed for both sides. Linnet's licence covers drawings 1 to 3: partitions, a meeting room and floor boxes. It sets the conditions, including removal at the end if Fellgate gives notice, and was completed with the lease. Lease 5.4 · Chapter 7 · see Reinstatement, Permitted use

Explained in Chapter 7, Alterations and Use, of Commercial Leases.

How it comes up, in Chapter 4
Linnet will fit out the floor at its own cost, with partitions, a meeting room and new floor boxes for power. Fellgate consents in a licence for alterations (Chapter 7). A surveyor walking the floor in 2031 would see a fitted studio and value it as one.
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