Inadvertently granting consent under a lease
Inadvertently granting consent under a lease
- 2001
- Commercial Property 4(1) 2001, 2-3(1) .
A tenant requires the landlord's consent before assigning the lease subletting, carrying out alterations or changes of use of the demised property. A landlord normally consents using a formal licence granted as a deed, containing terms and conditions to protect the landlord's position. However, a landlord needs to beware of granting consent inadvertently before the licence is completed. Suggests wording to avoid this.
CONSENT
LEASES
PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE CO LTD V MOUNT EDEN LAND LTD
NEXT PLC V NATIONAL FARMERS UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO LTD AND ANOTHER
PROPERTY-COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
A tenant requires the landlord's consent before assigning the lease subletting, carrying out alterations or changes of use of the demised property. A landlord normally consents using a formal licence granted as a deed, containing terms and conditions to protect the landlord's position. However, a landlord needs to beware of granting consent inadvertently before the licence is completed. Suggests wording to avoid this.
CONSENT
LEASES
PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE CO LTD V MOUNT EDEN LAND LTD
NEXT PLC V NATIONAL FARMERS UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO LTD AND ANOTHER
PROPERTY-COMMERCIAL PROPERTY