Breaking-up is hard to undo, particularly after a break notice has been served
John, Ed
Breaking-up is hard to undo, particularly after a break notice has been served - 2010 - Lovells Real Estate Quarterly Spring 2010, 16-18(3) .
Reviews the problems and inadvertent consequences for tenants of agreeing to withdraw a break notice after it has been served. If tenant and landlord agree the notice to be withdrawn, the break notice remains effective but their conduct is deemed to have created a new tenancy on the expiry of the break notice. Case law on this proposition originates from Tayleur v Wildin (1868). Advises tenants to register the deemed new tenancies straightaway.
TAYLEUR V WILDIN
England and Wales--1543-
Breaking-up is hard to undo, particularly after a break notice has been served - 2010 - Lovells Real Estate Quarterly Spring 2010, 16-18(3) .
Reviews the problems and inadvertent consequences for tenants of agreeing to withdraw a break notice after it has been served. If tenant and landlord agree the notice to be withdrawn, the break notice remains effective but their conduct is deemed to have created a new tenancy on the expiry of the break notice. Case law on this proposition originates from Tayleur v Wildin (1868). Advises tenants to register the deemed new tenancies straightaway.
TAYLEUR V WILDIN
England and Wales--1543-