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When is a Landlord of a retail lease obliged to provide an Estimate of Outgoings?

When is a Landlord of a retail lease obliged to provide an Estimate of Outgoings?

by wvbweb | Jan 21, 2020 | Blog

Most commercial and retail leases require a Tenant to pay or reimburse a certain proportion (often 100%) of building outgoings in addition to the monthly rent. Building outgoings typically include council rates, water rates and the building insurance premium, but can...

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