Sue Boyall – Commercial Property Solicitor
Specialist in Charities & Social Enterprise and Commercial Property
Sue is a commercial property specialist with over 20 years’ experience in central London private practice, having worked previously at Frere Cholmeley, Frere Cholmeley Bischoff and Forsters LLP. She handles a broad range of property matters for investors, developers and occupiers including sales and purchases, leases, landlord and tenant/management work, and general property law advice.
She is active in pro bono and charity work and is a member of LawWorks (the solicitors’ pro bono organisation). She is also a member of the Register of Property Professionals for the Ethical Property Foundation, a charity that assists other charities with property issues.
Sue is also a part-time law lecturer at The University of West London teaching Property Law and Commercial Property on the solicitors’ Legal Practice Course.
Experience
Acting for investor client in relation to on-going lettings of units within their portfolio, and general advice on a variety of general landlord and tenant/management matters (including surrenders, forms of tenancy agreement, exercise of break options, and licences to assign, underlet and alter).
Acquisition of a long-leasehold interest in an industrial unit for an overseas investor and advising in connection with the subsequent refurbishment and letting of the building.
Acting for landlord in connection with the termination of tenancies at one of their office buildings and subsequent sale of freehold interest with vacant possession.
Acquisition of site for residential development including dealing with related option agreements subject to planning.
Dealing with leasehold acquisitions and general management matters for a nationwide retail occupier.
A broad range of work for both small and larger charities, both as occupiers and landlords, including advising in connection with the preparation of standard form lease and licence agreements for a charity providing office facilities to other charities and community groups, and acting for a variety of charities and community groups taking new leases of shops, office space and community facilities.
Qualified
1989
External Roles
Sue is a member of member of LawWorks (the solicitors’ pro bono organisation). She is also a member of the Register of Property Professionals for the Ethical Property Foundation, a charity that assists other charities with property issues.
Interests
When Sue is not working she enjoys DIY, upcycling, gardening, dressmaking and design (in particular making Latin American dance dresses) and spending time with her family.
She is married with two daughters and is based in Teddington, Middlesex.
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