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Hello and...
Welcome to the March 2007 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. In this edition
we consider the recent case of Reichman v Beveridge with
the clear message that a landlord is not required to mitigate its
loss when seeking to recover rent arrears. We also look at the
rules of interpreting a contract and consider an occupier's duty to
its visitors.
In this issue...
Landlords have no duty to
mitigate loss when claiming rent arrears
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Occupier's
liability
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article
What does it all
mean?
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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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