Commercial Lease Agreement
  • Parties Details
    • Who is Landlord?
    • Who is Tenant?
    • General Information
  • Lease Details
    • Property Description and Usage
    • Lease Duration
    • Rent Payments
  • Complete the Document
    • Template's Format

Who is Landlord?

  • The owner of the leased premises (Landlord) is:

  • Indicate the company's full name (Landlord):

  • Indicate Landlord's ACN number:

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    An ACN (Australian Company Number) is a unique 9-digit identifier issued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) to every company registered in Australia. It is used to officially identify a company in legal, regulatory, and business documents.

  • Indicate a person's full name (Landlord):

  • Indicate mailing/business address of Landlord:

  • Indicate Landlord's email address:

Who is Tenant?

  • A Tenant who rents out the commercial premises is:

  • Indicate the company's full name (Tenant):

  • Indicate Tenant's ACN number:

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    An ACN (Australian Company Number) is a unique 9-digit identifier issued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) to every company registered in Australia. It is used to officially identify a company in legal, regulatory, and business documents.

  • Indicate Tenant's full name:

  • Indicate Tenant's contact email address:

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    This email address will be used for communication between a Tenant and a Landlord with regards to the present Agreement.

  • Indicate Tenant's mailing address:

General Information

  • Select the date on which both parties sign this Agreement:

  • Select the state or territory the laws of which shall apply to this Agreement:

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    Parties to this agreement can select any state or territory law they prefer too. However, the most common option is to select the laws of a state or territory where the leased property is located.

    For example, if a leased property is located in Canberra, the laws of Australian Capital Territory shall apply to this Agreement.

  • Select the date on which this lease shall start:

  • Indicate minimum amount of the public liability insurance Tenant must have, in Australia dollars:

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    The Tenant must obtain adequate public liability insurance to insure against bodily injury, property damage, contractual liability or any other relevant class of public liability.

  • Which party shall be responsible for payment of stamp duty and any registration fees?

Property Description and Usage

  • Describe in detail the commercial property that is being leased (e.g., area, number of floors etc.):

  • Indicate full address of the leased commercial property:

  • Indicate the purpose(s) for which commercial property shall be used by Tenant:

  • Will the parties appoint a guarantor to secure the Tenant’s performance of its obligations under this Agreement?

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    A guarantor is a person or entity that agrees to be legally responsible for fulfilling Tenant’s obligations under this lease agreement if that party fails to do so.

    The list of obligations include, for instance, paying rent payments on time, compensating in case of a property’s damage etc.

  • The Guarantor under this Agreement is:

  • Indicate Guarantor's full company name:

  • Indicate Guarantor's ACN number:

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    An ACN (Australian Company Number) is a unique 9-digit identifier issued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) to every company registered in Australia. It is used to officially identify a company in legal, regulatory, and business documents.

  • Indicate full name of Guarantor:

Lease Duration

  • Select the date on which the original lease shall expire:

  • Will this lease automatically renew for the same term upon its expiration date?

  • What shall happen if the Tenant continues to occupy the Property after its termination date?

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    A month-to-month tenancy is when a rental arrangement continues on a monthly basis without a fixed end date. Either the landlord or tenant can end the tenancy by giving the required notice.

  • Describe in detail on which terms Tenant shall continue to occupy or possess the property after termination date:

Rent Payments

  • Shall Tenant provide a security deposit before the start of the lease?

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    A security deposit is a sum of money paid by a tenant to a landlord as financial protection against unpaid rent, property damage, or other breaches of the lease, refundable at the end of the tenancy subject to the lease terms.

  • Indicate the amount of a security deposit, in Australian dollars:

  • How frequently the rent shall be paid?

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    The amount of regular payments should be provided in the next question below.

  • Describe how frequently the leased payments should be made:

  • Indicate the amount of regular rental payments, in Australian dollars:

  • Describe in detail one or several payment methods, which can be used by a Tenant to make regular lease payments:

  • Should the rent increase every year?

  • Indicate the annual percentage (in %) by which lease payments should increase every year?

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