A commercial lease is a contract between a landlord and tenant for the use of commercial property. The lease sets out the terms and conditions of the tenancy, including the length of the lease, the amount of rent and any other charges, the landlord's and tenant's responsibilities, and any restrictions on the use of the property.
This template has been prepared to provide general guidance and information to organisations considering or undertaking mutualisation. Use this agreement to protect both landlord (Local Authority) and tenant (mutual organisation or cooperatives). Examples of provisions covered are: Obligations on the tenant to keep the property in repair, obligations on the landlord to provide certain building services for the Property (e.g. to repair the structure of the building), rights for the landlord to end the tenancy in the case of the tenant's breach, rights for the tenant to use the property for the provision of services.
This is a written resolution of members under the Companies Act 2006, for multiple resolutions with different voting options. Only private companies can use this skeleton form. Members can signify agreement to each resolution separately, enabling them to vote in favour of some and against others.
This document contains the terms and conditions for selling IT equipment in a business-to-business context, from the perspective of the supplier.
A private company's shareholders resolution to approve an employee share plan. This document provides the wording a private company should use to get shareholder approval for any type of employee share scheme. It can be inserted into a notice of general meeting, or adapted as a written resolution of members.
This is a letter confirming the outcome of an employee's grievance investigation and meeting.
A legal document approving third-party security, written by members under the Companies Act 2006.
This is a template for the written resolutions that need to be passed by the shareholders of Newco (or, under a dual newco structure, Newco 1) in order to complete a management buyout, as per Chapter 2 of Part 13 of the Companies Act 2006.
This is a written resolution of members under the Companies Act 2006, for private companies only. This form should be used where multiple resolutions are proposed, and where the member(s) can either signify agreement to all proposed resolutions or none.
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