Commercial Lease Agreement (Non-Retail) (NSW)
A Commercial Lease Agreement (Non-Retail) is a legal document that can be used when a commercial property is being leased out in NSW.
Last updated January 13, 2025
Suitable for New South Wales only
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Commercial Lease Agreement (Non-Retail) If:
- You want to lease a commercial property, such as a warehouse, factory or yard which is not a retail space such as a store.
- You want to ensure that your commercial property is used in a manner that was intended or agreed upon
- You want the other party to be aware of the conditions of the property’s use and the consequences of non-compliance with those conditions.
What does this Commercial Lease Agreement (Non-Retail) Cover?
- Landlord and tenant identities
- Property being leased
- Tenant conditions
- Length of the lease
- Option to renew the lease or sublease
- Rent amount and frequency of payments
- Termination conditions
- Rights after a breach
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View Sample Commercial Lease Agreement (Non-Retail) (NSW)
The Legal Risk Score of a Commercial Lease Agreement (Non-Retail) (NSW) Template is Medium
Our legal team have marked this document as medium risk considering:
- The document stipulates that lessees must comply with various financial obligations, including payment of rent, lessee's proportion of lessor's outgoings, and other charges, which may be subject to adjustments and estimations that could vary significantly, impacting the lessee's financial planning.
- The document must be drafted and administered in a compliant manner in order for it to be valid.
- The lease restricts the lessee's ability to alter or use the premises for purposes other than those explicitly permitted, which could limit operational flexibility and growth opportunities for businesses. Overall, it is drafted in favour of the lessor.
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