Deeds of Variation

We offer clear, commercially focused advice to landlords, tenants and property owners seeking to vary existing lease or contractual terms. Our team ensures any changes are accurately documented, legally enforceable and aligned with your current business needs.

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When is a Deed of Variation Required?

Deeds of Variation are commonly used to make changes such as:

Extending or shortening the lease term
Changing the rent amount or review provisions
Altering repair or service charge obligations
Modifying permitted use or restrictions on the property
Updating break clauses or notice periods
Allowing for additional rights or removing outdated provisions

Extending or shortening the lease term
Changing the rent amount or review provisions
Altering repair or service charge obligations
Modifying permitted use or restrictions on the property
Updating break clauses or notice periods
Allowing for additional rights or removing outdated provisions

How We Can Help

Our commercial property solicitors provide a seamless, end-to-end service, including:

Reviewing the original lease or contract to assess the implications of the proposed change
Drafting or reviewing the deed of variation in line with current legislation and your objectives
Negotiating terms with the other party where required
Ensuring any lender consent or third-party approvals are obtained
Registering the variation at the Land Registry

How We Can Help

Our commercial property solicitors provide a seamless, end-to-end service, including:

Reviewing the original lease or contract to assess the implications of the proposed change
Drafting or reviewing the deed of variation in line with current legislation and your objectives
Negotiating terms with the other party where required
Ensuring any lender consent or third-party approvals are obtained
Registering the variation at the Land Registry

Reviewing the original lease or contract to assess the implications of the proposed change
Drafting or reviewing the deed of variation in line with current legislation and your objectives
Negotiating terms with the other party where required
Ensuring any lender consent or third-party approvals are obtained
Registering the variation at the Land Registry

Speak to our Commercial Property Team

Whether you’re acquiring, selling, leasing or assigning, our commercial property solicitors are here to guide you through every step.

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Jo Pusey

Associate Partner

Denise Watson

Associate Partner

Commercial property

Why Choose Franklins for
Deeds of Variation?

Specialist Property Solicitors

We have extensive experience acting for landlords, tenants and lenders.

Efficient Turnaround

We provide a great turnaround time with clear guidance at every step of the journey.

Collaborative

Collaborative working with your other professional advisors, including surveyors and lenders.

Tailored Advice

We consider your commercial and legal objectives equally, allowing us to provide excellent advice.

Commercial property

Why Choose Franklins for
Deeds of Variation?

Specialist Property Solicitors

We have extensive experience acting for landlords, tenants and lenders.

Efficient Turnaround

We provide a great turnaround time with clear guidance at every step of the journey.

Collaborative

Collaborative working with your other professional advisors, including surveyors and lenders.

Tailored Advice

We consider your commercial and legal objectives equally, allowing us to provide excellent advice.

Commercial property