Style clause—suspensive conditions for missives—Scotland

Produced in partnership with Emma Gray of Blackadders and
Precedents

Style clause—suspensive conditions for missives—Scotland

Produced in partnership with Emma Gray of Blackadders and

Precedents
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      Additional or amended definitions

      Date of Entry

      1. means the date falling [insert number] Business Days after the Purification Date;

      Necessary consents

      1. all permissions, consents, licences, certificates, authorisations and other approvals in addition to but excluding the Planning Permission which may be required from any local or other Authority or body or person for the carrying out of the Purchaser’s Proposed Development as the case may be, [including, but not limited to OR being]:

        1. (a)

          any consent required to enable and permit the full and effectual completion of the Purchaser’s Proposed Development; and

        2. (b)

          any consents required for connection to drainage and sewage systems, electricity, gas and water supplies, telecommunication systems and other services for the Purchaser’s Proposed Development.

      Longstop Date

      1. means [insert ultimate longstop date for purification of all suspensive conditions] provided that if the application for the Planning Permission has been referred to a planning committee or council or other office of the appropriate local authority or other planning authority or has been determined by such planning committee, council or office but a decision in writing

Emma Gray
Emma Gray

Emma trained and spent the first 13 years of her career in with Burness Paull prior to joining Blackadders in 2013 to head up the Commercial Property team. Emma is highly experienced in all aspects of commercial property including acquisitions and disposals, developments and investment work and landlord and tenant work (with wide ranging experience in both the office and retail and leisure sectors).

Over the years Emma has particularly enjoyed acting for clients in the retail and leisure sector where she has considerable expertise. Being dual qualified under Scots and English law, Emma enjoys working on transactions with UK wide portfolios. This is particularly welcomed by clients in the retail sector with a national presence.

Emma offers extensive experience in property finance, acting for lenders in secured lending transactions. Clients value her “can do”, commercial approach. Emma also acts for a number of large scale housing developers and also for landowners of strategic development land with large scale housing and mixed use projects.

Areas of Practice: Commercial Property (landlord and tenant, property finance, property development, house builder, property investment, retail and leisure).


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