Tenants` right of pre-emption

Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (9635) 31 August 1996, 86(1)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: The Act intended to give tenants a collective right of pre-emption is `complicated and confused`. Discusses a case where a landlord tried to deprive tenants of the commercial benefits of acquiring the reversion on their leases, without success.

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The Act intended to give tenants a collective right of pre-emption is `complicated and confused`. Discusses a case where a landlord tried to deprive tenants of the commercial benefits of acquiring the reversion on their leases, without success.

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