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A tenant who does not want to be forced to complete a lease if an obligation in the agreement for lease is breached must provide expressly for this in the agreement.
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"Where a tenant remains in occupation following the expiry of a contracted out lease, does it occupy as a tenant at will or as a periodic tenant?The Court of Appeal has confirmed that where the parties are negotiating for the grant of a new lease, a tenancy at will is most likely to be implied, even if the tenant continues to pay rent to the landlord on a periodic basis."
The Supreme Court has granted a landlord dispensation from the service charge consultation requirements (the ‘Requirements’) contained in the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.
Read more about our latest real estate update aimed at in house lawyers (and other professionals) practising in the property and real estate sector.
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The demand and acceptance of rent with knowledge of a breach of covenant will waive the right to forfeit if the rent accrued due after the breach but before the landlord had knowledge of the breach.
A landlord’s subjective determination of the ‘fair proportion’ of its total costs payable by the tenant by way of service charge could not be challenged by the tenant.
An agreement under Part 4 of the Electronic Communications Code 2017 could not be imposed in favour of an operator who was holding over under section 24(1) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 when the Code came into force.
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