A landlord's written consent (a licence for alterations) allowing a tenant to carry out improvements or changes to a rented property, with conditions and reinstatement terms. For residential or commercial tenancies in England and Wales.
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A landlord's written consent (a licence for alterations) allowing a tenant to carry out improvements or changes to a rented property, with conditions and reinstatement terms. For residential or commercial tenancies in England and Wales.
Most tenancies require the tenant to get the landlord's written consent before altering the property. This document is that consent, often called a licence for alterations. It records exactly what work is allowed and on what conditions. It does not remove the need for any planning permission, building regulations approval or freeholder/superior landlord consent that may also be required.
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