Description and usage Licence to Share Occupation of Business Premises This licence from a landlord permits the tenant to share occupation of its leasehold premises with a third party. It could be used, for example, where a tenant wants to share space in a department store or shop with a concessionaire, or where the tenant is a company and wants to share office space with another company in the same group. This four page document contains 9 clauses covering - definitions and interpretation
- consent to share
- costs
- indemnity
- guarantor
- notification of sharing of occupation
- notices
- Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999
- applicable law
The licence is designed for use when the wording in the lease prohibits sharing but the landlord is willing in particular circumstances to allow the tenant to share the property. What's in it? - See detailed Explanatory Notes below
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