Company Let Tenancy Agreement

Name: Company Let Tenancy Agreement
Brand: Lawpack
SKU: 00000030

£24.99

Reference: 9781909104723

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England - electronic Form

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Professional landlord or property owner?
This ‘Download Now’ company letting agreement will take away the difficulty of creating a Company Let Tenancy Agreement for a furnished or unfurnished property.

Company Lets in England are simple to create with Lawpack’s Company Let Tenancy Agreement for a furnished or unfurnished property.

If you want to let a house or flat situated in England to a company, this legally-binding company letting agreement is all you need to get it in writing. This agreement is not valid for use in Wales.

Note: This agreement is not affected by the Renters' Rights Act coming into force in 2026, which only applies to Assured Shorthold Tenancies.

A Company Let Tenancy Agreement should be used where the tenant is a company and the occupier of the property is an employee or visitor of the company, with their family.

This company letting agreement sets out the obligations of the landlord and the tenant, and comes with guidance notes showing clearly how to complete the tenancy agreement form and create a legally binding tenancy agreement.

This Company Let Agreement is drafted by Anthony Gold Solicitors, leading landlord solicitors.
Note: an Assured Periodic Tenancy agreement cannot be used for a company let - use this Company Let Tenancy Agreement instead.

Your company let tenancy agreement will cover all the important issues, including:

Details of the rent amount and frequency of rent payments.
Deposit amount.
Tenant's obligation to keep the property in good condition.
Tenant's obligation to pay service bills and council tax.
Tenant's obligation to not keep pets.
Landlord's obligation to keep the property in repair.
Landlord's obligation to insure the property.
What happens at the end of the tenancy.

How to complete this company letting agreement:

Complete the tenancy agreement form online using the guidance provided.
Print out two copies and make any manual deletions as necessary.
Have both copies signed by you and by the tenant company directors or company secretary.
Provide one signed copy to your tenant company.

Company Letting Agreement Legal Note:
Government-authorised tenancy deposit schemes do not apply to a Company Let Tenancy Agreement.

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