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In Practice 20: 277-278 (1998)
© 1998 British Veterinary Association

Rent reviews - ensuring a fair deal

Nick Arthur Commercial Property Lawyer1

1 Slee Blackwell in Barnstaple, North Devon

LEASING premises in which to establish a veterinary practice or branch avoids some of the expense of buying outright or of going down the purpose-built route. However, leasing involves paying rent and dealing with rent reviews. Here, Nick Arthur explains what is involved in the rent review process and how a revised level of rent is calculated.






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