Basic rent, rent steps and escalation
Defines the base or minimum rent, payment timing, area basis, scheduled steps and any formula that changes rent during the term.
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Defines the base or minimum rent, payment timing, area basis, scheduled steps and any formula that changes rent during the term.
Allocates operating costs, taxes, insurance and other property expenses beyond basic rent, usually through estimates and later reconciliation.
Sets the timing and evidentiary rules for estimates, annual statements, objections, supporting records, audits and correction of overpayments or shortfalls.
Distinguishes delivery, fixturing, term commencement and rent commencement, and allocates risk if the premises or landlord work are late or incomplete.
Defines whether the tenant can extend the lease, the notice window, eligibility conditions and how renewal rent and other terms are determined.
Governs occupancy after expiry, including rent premium, tenancy status, termination notice and continuing obligations.
Defines what the tenant may do, operating restrictions, exclusivity or protected use, and responsibility for confirming approvals.
Sets tenant, customer and landlord access rights, building hours, emergency entry, security controls and after-hours charges.
Allocates identification, wayfinding, parking, loading, storage and shared-site rights, charges, locations and rule-making authority.
Defines available building services, metering and allocation, interruption rights, service standards and remedies.
Controls design, approvals, construction, contribution payments, lien protection, completion evidence and responsibility for deficiencies.
Allocates day-to-day maintenance, repair, capital replacement, structural work and system obligations for the premises and property.
Controls future tenant changes, approval standards, contractor rules, ownership, liens and removal or restoration at expiry.
Allocates repair, rent abatement, termination, insurance proceeds and timing after casualty or governmental taking affects the premises or property.
Defines the condition required at expiry, removal of improvements and fixtures, environmental closeout, repair and consequences of leaving property behind.
Specifies required policies, limits, deductibles, insured parties, evidence, waivers and use of insurance proceeds.
Allocates third-party claims, property damage, personal injury, business loss and defence obligations between the parties.
Allocates baseline condition, permitted materials, compliance, reporting, investigation, remediation, access and continuing liability.
Allocates compliance for the tenant’s use, the premises, base building, common areas and changes in law, including capital upgrades.
Controls transfers of the lease, subleases, corporate transactions, affiliates, franchise or licence arrangements and continued liability.
Defines monetary and non-monetary defaults, notice and cure, repeated breaches, re-entry, termination, acceleration, distress, self-help and damage recovery.
Determines priority relative to mortgages and other interests, whether occupancy is protected after enforcement, and the tenant’s duty to recognize a successor landlord.
Allows or limits landlord-driven movement, redevelopment or early termination and allocates notice, replacement-space quality, costs and business disruption.
Defines deposits, letters of credit, guarantees or indemnities supporting tenant obligations, including reduction, replenishment, transfer and release.
Addresses title review, registration or notice of lease, short-form documents, discharge and priority against purchasers, lenders or other interests.
Defines permitted delivery methods, addresses, recipients, deemed receipt, business-day rules and update procedure for legally significant communications.
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