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A permitted use may still require permission. For example, a Tenant may be permitted to remove trees, but only certain trees approved in advance by the Landlord. Prohibited uses are expressly not allowed, although a lease might prohibit an activity unless specific permission is granted.
A landlord can only break a lease (either fixed term or periodic) if the renter mutually agrees to terminate the lease early, or they have seriously breached their tenancy agreement and there are reasonable grounds for an eviction.
A Standard Clause for use in an office lease agreement to define the permitted uses of the leased premises. This permitted use clause discusses exclusivity, rules and regulations, compliance with laws, and prohibited uses.
There's no fixed break-lease fee in Western Australia. But if you terminate a fixed-term agreement early without grounds, you'll be liable to pay compensation for losses caused as a result such as loss of rent, reasonable advertising costs and a reletting fee.
It is important for the landlord and the tenant to register a commercial lease on the title of the property with Landgate (WA's register of land ownership). Where a lease exceeding five years is unregistered, either the landlord or the tenant can terminate the lease when the property is sold to a third party.
