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

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This letter is to inform you that the landlord does not consent to the proposed assignment of the lease dated [insert date], due to [insert reason, e.g., insufficient financial standing of the proposed assignee or breach of lease terms]. This decision has been made in accordance with the lease and the landlord’s obligation to act reasonably.

Do you have any Question?

No, most leases and legal standards (such as under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1988 in the UK) require the landlord to act reasonably and not withhold consent without valid justification.

The tenant may challenge the decision through legal proceedings or seek mediation, especially if they can demonstrate that the proposed assignee meets reasonable criteria and the refusal lacks proper grounds.

Area Of Law :

Property Law

Sector :

Corporate & Business Law

Category :

Private Law

Region :

Europe