TOP-LEGAL | Landlord’s Refusal of Consent to Proposed Alterations Template

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This letter informs you that the landlord does not consent to the proposed alterations at the premises as outlined in your application dated [insert date], due to [insert reason, e.g., potential structural impact or breach of lease terms]. Please be advised that any unauthorised works may constitute a breach of the lease agreement.

Do you have any Question?

No, under most commercial leases and legal principles, a landlord must act reasonably and cannot refuse consent arbitrarily unless the lease allows for absolute discretion.

The tenant may challenge the refusal through negotiation, mediation, or legal action, particularly if the lease requires the landlord to act reasonably when considering such requests.

Area Of Law :

Property Law

Sector :

Corporate & Business Law

Category :

Private Law

Region :

Europe