Do you have an upcoming key date in your lease? You might have to serve a notice!

Leases represent binding agreements between landlords and tenants, and one way this becomes evident is through notices. In fact, most modern leases dedicate an entire section (often up to one page of text) to this aspect.

What makes notices tricky is that even if they’re not explicitly mentioned in the lease, there’s a body of case law that defines what constitutes a valid or invalid notice. Notices can be required for various lease-related events, including lease renewals, break clauses, rent reviews, repairs, and numerous other transactions. It’s essential for both landlords and tenants to grasp the significance of this aspect of the lease.

Olawill offers a service that ensures you adhere to your key lease dates, meticulously examines the notices served to you by your landlord, and ensures you don’t inadvertently breach your lease. We provide advice with the relevant case law in mind. This ensures that you stand on solid ground in negotiations and remain in compliance with your lease.

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