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By: Series: Estates Gazette ; (0118) 5 May 2001, 170(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s): Summary: Considers the service of break notices as examined in "Claire's Accessories UK Ltd v Kensington High Street Associates LLC". The case raised the question of the place at which a notice has to be served, due to a general proviso in Claire's Accessories' lease stating that notice will be sent to the company's registered office. The court concluded that mandatory contractual provisions for service of notices can override the permissive wording of the Law of Property Act 1925 s196. Case law.
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Considers the service of break notices as examined in "Claire's Accessories UK Ltd v Kensington High Street Associates LLC". The case raised the question of the place at which a notice has to be served, due to a general proviso in Claire's Accessories' lease stating that notice will be sent to the company's registered office. The court concluded that mandatory contractual provisions for service of notices can override the permissive wording of the Law of Property Act 1925 s196. Case law.