Leases and commercial contracts set the rules for years of relationship between the parties. Clear clauses, correct registration and a realistic allocation of obligations prevent disputes and protect the value of the property or business.
The studio drafts and reviews residential, commercial and business leases, and assists landlords and tenants with renewals, assignments and terminations.
What it covers
A complete job,
no grey areas.
Residential leases
Free and agreed-rent leases, with the correct term, deposit and registration.
Commercial leases
Shops, offices and warehouses, with rules on use, works, rent reviews and termination.
Business leases
Transfer of a going concern, with the protection of goodwill and the rights of the parties.
Commercial contracts
Supply, service and collaboration agreements drafted to reflect the actual commercial relationship.
Registration and certified signatures
Tax registration and authentication where the law requires a certified signature.
Negotiation support
Assistance in renegotiating rent, duration or exit conditions before a dispute arises.
How it works
From first conversation
to the deed.
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01
Requirements review
We clarify the use, duration, rent and obligations that the parties have in mind.
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02
Draft and comments
We prepare the contract and explain the clauses that allocate risk and cost.
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03
Signature and registration
Execution, any certified signatures and tax registration within the deadlines.
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04
Life of the contract
Support for renewals, amendments, assignments and termination when circumstances change.
Useful documents
What to prepare,
in good time.
You do not need everything at once. After the first conversation we send a tailored list. These are the most common documents.
- Identity document and tax code of the parties
- Title deed or availability of the property
- Cadastral data and floor plans
- Building regulations, where relevant
- Previous lease or contract, if any
- Company documentation for corporate tenants
Frequently asked questions
The answers
you need.
Must a lease be registered in Italy?
Yes. Leases must be registered with the tax authorities within the legal deadline. Registration affects the validity and the tax treatment of the contract, and the notary can handle it.
Can a landlord require a bank guarantee?
Yes, the parties may agree on a deposit or guarantee. The clause must be clear about the amount, the conditions for release and the events that trigger it.
What is a business lease?
It is a lease of an organised business, including goodwill, equipment and contracts. It is more complex than a simple property lease and requires careful drafting of the transfer and return obligations.
Facing a similar situation? Tell us about it: we will identify the next step together.
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