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Hello and...
Welcome to the August 2006 edition of our Property Services
update, the 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 a key Court of Appeal decision that a
car park space can attract security of tenure under the Landlord
and Tenant Act 1954. Also, the message in a recent case not to
follow previous case law slavishly when construing repairing
obligations contained in leases is reviewed, as well as the case of
Littman v Aspen Oil (Broking) Ltd, illustrating that it is
not always the best policy to keep quiet about an error made by the
other party in lease negotiations.
In this issue...
Is your car park
secure?
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"Joist in
time"
Click here to read the full
article
Take a break from making
mistakes
Click here to read the 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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