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Hello and...
Welcome to the June 2006 edition of our Property Services
Update, an easy and convenient way for you to stay up to date with
key legal developments relevant to your business, as they happen.
In this edition, we consider recent guidance from the courts in the
field of conditional break clauses. Also, Section 17 Notices and
the restrictions these place on landlords attempting to recover
arrears from a previous tenant following an assignment. We also
review the PowerHouse case currently progressing through the courts
and creating waves in the property world.
In this issue...
A difficult
assignment
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What on earth is material
compliance?
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article
Use of CVAs by struggling
retailers could cause a significant shift in the landlord and
tenant relationship
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full article
For further details on any of the cases mentioned or advice on
their application in any given situation, please feel free to
telephone Mark Aldrich (maldrich@brownejacobson.com)
on 0115 976 6129, David Potts (dpotts@brownejacobson.com)
on 0115 976 6248, Sarah Freeston (sfreeston@brownejacobson.com)
on 0115 976 6577 or Kirsty Baxter (kbaxter@brownejacobson.com)
on 0121 237 3958.
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