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Aircraft leases are leases used by airlines and other aircraft operators. Airlines lease aircraft from other airlines or leasing companies for two main reasons: to operate aircraft without the financial burden of buying them, and to provide temporary increase in capacity. The industry has two main leasing types: wet-leasing, which is normally used for short-term leasing, and dry-leasing which is more normal for longer-term leases. The industry also uses combinations of wet and dry. For example, when the aircraft is wet-leased to establish new services, then as the airline's flight or cabin crews become trained, they can be switched to a dry lease.

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    QLD Can We Break Commercial Lease?

    Hi, We have a business and a commercial lease of 5 years. We are 2.5 years into the lease and are struggling to meet the cost of rent. How long before the agent can re-enter the premises and terminate our lease? Can we break the lease if we are not able to afford the rent? The building we are...
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    NSW Renewing a commercial lease

    Hi Guys I am sorry if this isn't the correct category for my question and if not let me know and i will re-post it in another thread. I am leasing a commercial premises and my lease expired 18 months ago and I have been on a month to month lease since. The reason for not renewing the lease...
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    Month to month commercial lease tenant rights

    I run an acupuncture business in a space above shops. Been there 30 years. Never had a lease. Original landlord passed away 10 years ago and I have been dealing with his daughter all that time. Recently she appointed a man to look after her properties and he has been pressing to agree to a...
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    VIC Commercial Lease - Late Fees

    Hi all, Can a landlord arbitrarily decide to begin charging a "Late Payment Admin Fee" on a commercial lease? Noting this is for payments maybe a few days late. Is this a "depends what's in your lease" answer or is there some other law on the matter? Thanks very much
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    VIC Can Landlord Withhold Consent to Transferring Shares to Beneficiaries?

    Hi, Last year, my father who was the only company director passed away. My brother and I became the directors of the company, but have been unable to transfer the shares that belonged to our father. The commercial lease requires that a change in membership of the company requires landlord...
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    Liability for Lessor's Income under a Commercial Lease

    Hello Everyone, I wonder if someone could offer me some advice. I have a commercial lease which expires in April, 2019. The lessor owns the building next to mine in which he operates a fruit shop. The lessor had fitted out the shop I am leasing as a butcher (he felt it would help his...
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    QLD Commercial Lease - Lessor Charging Interest on Outgoings?

    Under a standard retail commercial lease, can a lessor charge the lessee interest charges to do with monies borrowed for insurance cover in outgoings?
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    QLD Moving to home country due to health-Commercial lease

    We are 1 year into a 2 year lease and my dad has suffered a major stroke to the point where he needs 24/7 care and hubby and i are relocating our home and family to care for him. Our business is a NZ art & tattoo business and requires my husband to be there in order for it to operate as he is...
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    QLD Commercial lease - tenant on payment plan query - matter of contract

    There is a commercial lease, and a tenant falls behind in rent. The landlord elects not to terminate the contract, but instead accept a payment plan for rental arrears, with a right to terminate if the tenant deviates from payment plan (plus, of course, retaining right to terminate for any new...
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    NSW Need advice on getting out of a commercial lease

    Hi, I've taken over a commercial lease in January 2016, it is expiring in 2021. I have been running a restaurant in that location for a year before realising that the rent is too expensive to break-even in that location. In January 2017, I have started looking for a new tenant by employing 2...