Amarjee v Barrowfen Properties Ltd
Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (1993) 30 EG 98-100(3)Publication details: 1993Subject(s): Summary: Wood Green CC 3 November 1992. The plaintiff tenant had occupied the premises as a furniture warehouse on a yearly tenancy. Apart from the rent of £35,000 there were no written terms. The defendant landlord served a notice under Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 s25 determining the tenancy. The parties agreed on a 14 year term but disagreed on various other points which were held as follows; the tenant should contribute to a service charge; he should contribute to a collective insurance policy as it was not practical to insure his premises singly; an upwards/downwards rent review clause was appropriate; the user clause was restricted to furniture and carpet sales; the clause permitting alterations by the tenant should not permit structural alteration and a new rent of £59,000 was set with a 10% deduction for the interim rent.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Wood Green CC 3 November 1992. The plaintiff tenant had occupied the premises as a furniture warehouse on a yearly tenancy. Apart from the rent of £35,000 there were no written terms. The defendant landlord served a notice under Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 s25 determining the tenancy. The parties agreed on a 14 year term but disagreed on various other points which were held as follows; the tenant should contribute to a service charge; he should contribute to a collective insurance policy as it was not practical to insure his premises singly; an upwards/downwards rent review clause was appropriate; the user clause was restricted to furniture and carpet sales; the clause permitting alterations by the tenant should not permit structural alteration and a new rent of £59,000 was set with a 10% deduction for the interim rent.