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Creska Ltd v Hammersmith and Fulham LBC

Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; [1998] 37 EG 165-168(4) (12/9/98)Publication details: 1998Subject(s): Summary: "Creska Ltd v Hammersmith and Fulham LBC" CA 12 June 1998. The appellant landlords owned an office building with under-floor heating system. Probably as a result of expansion and subsidence in the building, the heating system became defective. The respondent tenants held a 10 year lease subject to a covenant to repair the interior "and all electrical heating...installations therein". The tenants provided storage heaters in spaces where the heating was defective. The court ruled that the tenants were entitled to discharge their repairing obligation by installing storage heaters. The landlords appealed. Held; the appeal was allowed. The under-floor system could be repaired.
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"Creska Ltd v Hammersmith and Fulham LBC" CA 12 June 1998. The appellant landlords owned an office building with under-floor heating system. Probably as a result of expansion and subsidence in the building, the heating system became defective. The respondent tenants held a 10 year lease subject to a covenant to repair the interior "and all electrical heating...installations therein". The tenants provided storage heaters in spaces where the heating was defective. The court ruled that the tenants were entitled to discharge their repairing obligation by installing storage heaters. The landlords appealed. Held; the appeal was allowed. The under-floor system could be repaired.