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A Sale Leaseback Agreement is commonly used when businesses seek to unlock capital from their real estate assets while maintaining operational control. This document, governed by English and Welsh law, combines two transactions: the sale of property and the immediate grant of a lease back to the seller. It's particularly useful for companies looking to improve their balance sheet position or fund expansion while continuing to occupy and use their premises. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions on property valuation, lease terms, maintenance obligations, and future property rights.
