FLAT Legal Journal
Scenario: a newly opened industrial park offers attractive rent and the assurance that “the master title is in process, done in a few months”. Many investors sign and…
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Scenario: in year four of the lease, the factory receives notice that sub-lease rent and infrastructure fees rise 22% from next quarter under “the park’s new unit prices”.…
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Scenario: a planned ring-road widening will cut 12 metres off the depth of a leased plot — exactly where the factory’s substation and loading gate sit. The land…
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Scenario: a park developer offers a plot that “will soon be re-zoned to enlarge it for large factories” and proposes signing the lease now to lock the price…
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Scenario: for the same plot, the developer offers two options: lump-sum sub-lease rent for 45 years totalling 18% less than the sum of annual payments at today’s unadjusted…
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Scenario: a secondary investor has sub-leased 5 hectares in an industrial park but uses only 3, and wants to lease the spare 2 hectares onward to another manufacturer…
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Scenario: the land sub-lease is signed in March with handover promised for September, in time to install lines for January orders. By November the land is still not…
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Scenario: a park developer with 32 years left on its State land lease offers only a 15-year sub-lease “for pricing flexibility”. The factory plans buildings and lines with…
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Scenario: an industrial land sub-lease is usually signed within 4–6 weeks under project-schedule pressure, on the developer’s template. Most park land disputes ten years later trace back to…
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Scenario: an FDI group decides to withdraw production from Vietnam and offers its factory — with 15 years of land lease left — at 20% below market rent.…
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