A Deed of Variation is a formal legal document used to change the terms of an existing lease or contract. It must be signed by all parties to the original agreement.

Yes, lease variations must generally be made by deed to be valid and enforceable. Informal agreements or side letters may not carry legal weight.

If the variation affects the term or rent of a registered lease, it may need to be noted at the Land Registry. We’ll handle this process on your behalf where required.

Potentially, yes. That’s why it’s vital to seek legal advice. Some changes could affect statutory protections or tax status. We’ll help you understand the implications of any variation.