TOP-LEGAL | Retrospective Licence for Alterations Template

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A Retrospective Licence for Alterations is a formal agreement granted by the landlord after a tenant has already carried out alterations without prior consent, regularising the works under the lease terms. It confirms the landlord's acceptance of the completed works while preserving their legal rights and remedies.

Do you have any Question?

A tenant needs a retrospective licence to regularise unauthorised works, avoid being in breach of the lease, and ensure the alterations are formally acknowledged by the landlord.

Yes, a landlord can refuse or impose conditions, especially if the works negatively affect the property or were completed without appropriate permissions or compliance.

Area Of Law :

Property Law

Sector :

Corporate & Business Law

Category :

Private Law

Region :

Europe