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I have leased a business property for 7 years, is my

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I have leased a business property for 7 years
JA: What steps have you taken so far? Have you prepared or filed any paperwork?
Customer: is my landlord is allowed to register his company on the same address?
JA: Where is the property located?
Customer: Kettering
JA: Anything else you want the Lawyer to know before I connect you?
Customer: nop

Submitted: 15 days ago.

Category: Property Law

Expert: SS Legal Advisor replied 15 days ago.

Hello,
I am an experienced legal advisor and I am happy to answer your question.Simply put as the property is wholly owned by the landlord they are permitted to have their business registered there. It does not mean they operate from there as you have exclusive possession.That being said you can of course request they change it but they are not obliged to do so.Kind regards
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Customer: replied 15 days ago.

Can the landlord put a price for the property higher than the bank valuation for sale ?

Expert: SS Legal Advisor replied 15 days ago.

the landlord can choose whatever price they want to. Normally, bank valuations are in the low side.Kind regards
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