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  1. Dealing With CPSE Enquiries

    It is usual for a lease to impose restrictions on the tenant's ability to assign the lease, grant underleases, charge the lease, change the use of and make alterations to the Property.

  2. Commercial Property Standard Enquiries

    CPSE.4 (version 3.3) Supplemental pre-contract enquiries for commercial leasehold property on the assignment of the lease

  3. CPSE.4 (version 3.0) Supplemental pre-contract ...

    Lease: means the lease under which the Property is held and which is to be assigned by the Seller to the Buyer.

  4. What are Commercial Property Standard Enquiries?

    When selling or leasing your non-residential property, you are likely to be asked to complete Commercial Property Standard Enquiry (CPSE) forms. Learn more.

  5. CPSE.3 (version 3.1) Supplemental pre-contract enquiries for …

    The section on Interpretation in CPSE.1 is incorporated in this document and the following interpretation also applies: • Lease: means the lease proposed to be granted by the Seller to …

  6. What are CPSEs and do I need to complete them?

    CPSE 4 is used when the property being sold is leasehold or on an assignment of the lease. CPSE 5 is used when the leased property is to be surrendered. CPSE 6 is used for enquiries relating to residential tenancies.

  7. Commercial Property Standard Enquiries CPSE.7 (version 1.3.1

    CPSE.7 (version 1.3.1) General short form pre-contract enquiries for all property transactions. This document may be used free of charge subject to the Conditions set out in GN/CPSE (version …

  8. CPSE.2 (version 3.3) Supplemental pre-contract ...

    On assignment of a new tenancy, the basic principle is that the assignor tenant and its guarantor, if any, cease to be liable, and the assignee becomes liable from the date of …