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Lease Surrender Agreement
1. Parties: Identification of the landlord and tenant, including full legal names, registration numbers (if companies), and addresses
2. Background: Brief description of the existing lease arrangement and the parties' intention to surrender it before the contractual termination date
3. Definitions: Definitions of key terms used throughout the agreement, including 'Lease', 'Premises', 'Surrender Date', and 'Surrender Premium' if applicable
4. Agreement to Surrender: The core agreement where the tenant agrees to surrender and the landlord agrees to accept the surrender of the lease
5. Surrender Date: Specification of the exact date and time when the surrender will take effect
6. Condition of Premises: Requirements for the condition in which the premises must be returned, including removal of tenant's belongings and any reinstatement obligations
7. Settlement of Accounts: Provisions for the settlement of any outstanding rent, service charges, utilities, and other payments
8. Keys and Security Devices: Arrangements for the return of all keys, access cards, and security devices
9. Mutual Release: Mutual release of claims and obligations under the lease, subject to any surviving obligations
10. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Confirmation that Danish law governs the agreement and jurisdiction of Danish courts
1. Surrender Premium: Details of any payment to be made by either party as consideration for the surrender, used when a premium is being paid
2. Dilapidations: Specific provisions dealing with repair obligations and settlement of dilapidations claims, used when there are outstanding repair issues
3. Third Party Consents: Provisions regarding obtaining necessary third-party consents (e.g., mortgagee's consent), used when such consents are required
4. VAT/Tax Provisions: Specific provisions dealing with VAT or tax implications of the surrender, used when there are significant tax considerations
5. Ongoing Obligations: Details of any obligations that survive the surrender, used when certain obligations need to continue
6. Insurance: Provisions regarding termination or transfer of insurance obligations, used when specific insurance arrangements need to be addressed
7. Confidentiality: Provisions requiring the parties to keep the terms of the surrender confidential, used in sensitive commercial situations
1. The Lease: Copy or details of the original lease being surrendered
2. The Premises: Detailed description and/or plans of the premises being surrendered
3. Inventory of Fixtures and Fittings: List of fixtures and fittings to be left in or removed from the premises
4. Schedule of Condition: Documentation of the condition of the premises at surrender
5. Outstanding Payments: Detailed breakdown of any outstanding payments to be settled
6. Handover Requirements: Specific requirements for the handover of the premises
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