The key to surrenders

Bignell, Janet

The key to surrenders - 2006 - Estates Gazette (0614) 8 April 2006, 170-171(2) .

Explains the circumstances in which implied surrender and regrant of a lease can occur and the costs to both landlord and tenant. Certain variations to a lease will cause that lease to be surrendered and a new lease to be granted by operation of law. Discusses the reduction of the extent of the demised premises, the effect of other variations and ways of avoiding a surrender and regrant when extending the term or demise.


LANDLORD AND TENANT (COVENANTS) ACT 1995
JONES V BRIDGEMAN
RE SAVILE SETTLED ESTATES
JENKIN R LEWIS AND SONS LTD V KERMAN
ASHBURN ANSTALT V ARNOLD (NO 2)
ANTONIADES V VILLIERS
JOSEPH V JOSEPH
FRIENDS PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE V BRITISH RAILWAYS BOARD
STAMP DUTY LAND TAX