Healthcare Property

Our legal experts will help you with all aspects of your healthcare property portfolio.

What our experts will do for you

All your healthcare property legal requirements

Whether you are a health trust or a GP practice, we’d like you to focus on what you do best. While you’re providing top class healthcare, we’ll take care of all the complexities of your property portfolio. Healthcare centre developments, partnership agreements, buying and selling sites, and landlord and tenant issues are all part of the working day for our legal experts.

Keeping you abreast of changing regulation

We work with every sort of healthcare organisation including foundation trusts, GP surgeries and dental practices, constantly keeping on top of changes in legislation and regulation so you don’t have to. We’ll guide you through every step of property management from locating a new site to buying new premises, and everything else that follows. With Tees, you’ll be confident that all the details around your property are taken care of.

Knowing you and your business – specialist healthcare property advice

At Tees, we put trust at the centre of our client relationship. We will get to know you and your business so that you can feel confident of getting the right advice at the right time.

Tees Property team are very responsive, commercial and supportive in equal measure.

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Our expertise

Hospital and healthcare centre developments
Healthcare estate management
Carbon reduction plans, including photovoltaic schemes
Partnership agreements
Resolving property and contractual disputes
Buying and selling sites
Landlord and tenant issues

Key people

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Partner

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Frequently asked questions

The answers to many of your questions can be found here, please get in touch for further information.

Are heads of term necessary?

By producing a set of heads of terms, it helps to identify the needs of all parties to a property transaction. They highlights any issues that will determine how to structure the transaction before legal costs are incurred. If all the deal-making decisions have already been decided, they can often help to speed up the drafting process of legal documentation. Heads of terms are usually stated to be ‘subject to contract’. They are not legally binding and are only used as a way to set out the fundamental conditions of the transaction.

Why is the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 important?

The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 is very important in commercial business tenancies. In certain specified circumstances and subject to some exceptions, it gives commercial tenants the right to a lease renewal at the end of the contractual term and the ability to remain in occupation at the property. It therefore provides the tenant with security of tenure and secures business continuity. It is possible however, for a lease to be “contracted outside” the 1954 Act, meaning that the tenant will not have the right to remain in occupation or renew the lease at the end of the contractual term. Regardless of whether the lease is agreed to be granted inside or outside the 1954 Act, it is crucial for both the landlord and the tenant to seek specialist advice.

Contact us today

If you’d like to meet one of our experts for a confidential, no obligation chat, please get in touch.

Telephone

0800 013 1165

Office locations
Bishop’s Stortford
Brentwood
Cambridge
Chelmsford
North Herts
Saffron Walden

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