Lease Transfer Plans
In leasing premises it is good to have defined boundaries of your premises and parking area, a lease plan professionally prepared will help to avoid future issues. If you are entering into a new or existing lease of 7 years or longer the lease plan will need to be registered with the Land Registration Act 2002.
Andrew R Mason will prepare a Land Registry Compliant Lease Plan that clearly identifies the leasehold demise and its location
Onsite Survey
An assessment of layout and extent of the lease hold premises and communal areas.
Lease Plans for Tenant
Protect your liability when entering a new commercial lease by defining and securing your area of responsibility.
Lease Plans for Landlord
Commercial lease plans are essential for buildings with multiple tenants to define responsibility and help avoid dispute.
Frequently Asked Questions
I have an existing Lease Plan will this be sufficient?
Lease Plans need to conform to the requirements of the Land Registry. It is important to check conformity to avoid your plans being rejected.
I am extending the area of my flat, do I need a new Lease Plan?
If your lease is over 7 years and the boundaries of your your existing lease hold demise is changing then you will need a new Lease Plan to be produced.
Why do I need a lease plan?
The Land Registration Act 2002 requires any lease of more than 7 years to be registered with the Land Registry with a Land Registry Compliant Lease Plan.
Contact Andrew R Mason for a Land Registry Compliant Lease Plan - 07507 928008 or 01952 811356