If you are a landlord in NSW, a New South Wales Business property lease is a an essential document which can be used to protect your interests. There is a very specific application of a lease document to business premises in New South Wales because of the legislation which surrounds leases in New South Wales such as the Retail Leases Act. In general the drafting of leases are prepared by landlords and they are then subject to review and negotiation by the tenant upon receipt of the draft lease prior to the tenancy. The other legislation which is applicable in New South Wales is the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) which defines the essential requirements for a lease that can be registered on the title of the property. The lease document which has been provided here is suitable for the letting of offices, workshop, factory, shop and others or premises which are part of a larger set of buildings, for example, a shop or a workshop. It is written in simple straight forward language and contains a guide to assist you with the use of the document. It contains terms relating to the guarantor of the lease, rent, other types of necessary payments, allowed and forbidden uses of the property, the circumstances where the tenant breaks the lease, the rights of access of the landlord and a clause relating to rent review for it to be reviewed annually and upwards only. It contains clauses relating to the repair of the property, decoration, insurance and the transfer of the lease, subletting, termination and all of the other standard provisions which are used to protect the interests of a landlord.

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