Application for landlord’s consent to assign

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Application for landlord’s consent to assign

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Published by a LexisNexis Property expert

Precedents
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[To be printed on headed paper of Tenant’s solicitors]

Dear [name]

Lease of [description of premises] (the Premises) dated [date] and made between (1) [name of original landlord][, OR and] (2) [name of original tenant] [and (3) [name of guarantor] ](the Lease)

We act for [name of Tenant] [of OR (company

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