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20 Dec 2002 2:34PM

- Author:
- Malcolm Dowden
The commercial property industry is undergoing a period of significant and rapid change. The increasing burden of property taxes and new accounting standards have emerged as key drivers in a shift towards shorter, more flexible leases.
The trend towards shorter leases has found further encouragement in the recently published Code for Commercial Leases, backed up by the threat (or promise) of legislation. Add to this the radical changes to the Land Registration Regime coming into force in Oct... (1635 more words)
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