A useful mechanism
Murdoch, S.
A useful mechanism - 2004 - Estates Gazette (0424) 12 June 2004, 147(1) .
"Norfolk Capital Group Ltd v Cadogan Estates" ([2004] EWHV 384(Ch), [2004] 1 WLR 1458) illustrates how the Landlord and Tenant Act 1927 s3 can be used to override an absolute prohibition on alterations. If a tenant serves notices of intention to carry out improvements, the landlord can object on the basis that it will do the works itself. However as in the case of "Norfolk" where the tenant changed his mind, the landlord cannot insist upon carrying out the improvements.
LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT 1927 S3
NORFOLK CAPITAL GROUP LTD V CADOGAN ESTATES LTD
ALTERATIONS
TENANT`S IMPROVEMENTS
COMMERCIAL LEASES
A useful mechanism - 2004 - Estates Gazette (0424) 12 June 2004, 147(1) .
"Norfolk Capital Group Ltd v Cadogan Estates" ([2004] EWHV 384(Ch), [2004] 1 WLR 1458) illustrates how the Landlord and Tenant Act 1927 s3 can be used to override an absolute prohibition on alterations. If a tenant serves notices of intention to carry out improvements, the landlord can object on the basis that it will do the works itself. However as in the case of "Norfolk" where the tenant changed his mind, the landlord cannot insist upon carrying out the improvements.
LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT 1927 S3
NORFOLK CAPITAL GROUP LTD V CADOGAN ESTATES LTD
ALTERATIONS
TENANT`S IMPROVEMENTS
COMMERCIAL LEASES