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Christopher Bartlett is the head of commercial property at Bartletts Solicitors, and has many years of experience in helping small and medium-sized business owners with the sale of commercial premises, including shops, offices, industrial units, storage facilities, factories, hotels and pubs. The process of transferring the title to a commercial property from one person or legal entity to another is known as commercial conveyancing, and is generally more complicated than the transfer of title to residential properties.

Every stage of the transaction needs to be approached cautiously and thoroughly, while at the same time, both the seller and buyer are usually keen to conclude the deal as swiftly and efficiently as possible. Choosing the right solicitor is the first step to ensuring that the process reaches a successful conclusion.

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  • Commercial Conveyancing - Replying To A Buyer’s Enquiries
  • Commercial Conveyancing - Completing The Transaction
  • Specialist Commercial Property Conveyancing Solicitors
One of the most important aspects of commercial conveyancing for property sellers is dealing with the pre-contract enquiries from the buyer, known as CPSEs (commercial property standard enquiries). Despite the legal principle of caveat emptor - ‘let the buyer beware’ - the seller of a commercial property has a legal duty to disclose their personal knowledge of any ‘latent defects’ affecting the property by completing the necessary CPSE forms. Providing comprehensive and accurate replies can be time-consuming and complicated, while a failure to disclose or inaccurate disclosure may constitute misrepresentation, and ultimately lead to rescission of a contract (where the seller has to buy the property back) and/or a claim for damages being made on the part of the buyer.
Commercial conveyancing solicitor will carry out the necessary investigations into the title to the property, perform other related searches, and help the seller to fully and accurately complete the required CPSE forms. The draft contract of sale can then be prepared, and after this is agreed with the buyer’s solicitor, contracts can then be exchanged and the transaction will become legally binding. After that, the transfer deed from the buyer’s solicitor will need to be examined and approved by the seller’s solicitor, and the transaction can then be completed once the purchase price has been paid in full. There are various other issues that may require consideration at different stages during the process, as each commercial property transaction has its own unique characteristics.
Christopher Bartlett can assist with every aspect of the commercial conveyancing process, from preparing contracts of sale, to handling related documentation, and negotiating and drafting leasehold agreements. Chris offers competitive and transparent fixed fees, and immediate no obligation quotations for the legal work that prospective clients need to be carried out. Bartletts Solicitors is accredited by Law Society's Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) - the recognised quality mark for legal experts in buying or selling property. Contact Christopher and our commercial property law department today for reliable advice and expert legal services if you are thinking about or planning the sale of a commercial property.

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Our firm has years of experience in commercial property matters across England and Wales.

Benefit from competitive fixed fees, a free no obligation quotation and no hidden costs.

Our solicitors are very experienced having worked at the firm for an average of 18 years.

Customer service is very important to us. John Bartlett has been managing the firm for over 40 years and takes customer satisfaction very seriously.

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Contact James Edwards for a free no obligation quotation today by phone or via our contact form. James is a commercial property solicitor advising landlords and tenants on commercial leases.

James also has experience in buying and selling commercial property. He is friendly and very approachable. James works with Christopher Bartlett, who is an experienced commercial property solicitor working on large development projects.


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