Keeping premises open
Language: English Series: Scotsman ; 26 April 1995, 12(1)Publication details: 1995Subject(s): Summary: In "Retail Parks Investments Ltd v Royal Bank of Scotland", Outer House 24 March 1995, it was held that it was appropriate to grant interim order in favour of the landlord of a shopping centre ordaining a banking tenant to keep premises open for business as bank office during normal business hours, pending the resolution of a dispute as to the extent of the bank`s obligations under the lease.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| WB3116-119 Common economic interests | WB3116-65 Accommodation not protected | WB3116-66 Transfer request | WB3116-77 Keeping premises open | WB3116-78 Rent review | WB3116-79 Forfeiture | WB3116-80 Landlord`s agent not liable |
In "Retail Parks Investments Ltd v Royal Bank of Scotland", Outer House 24 March 1995, it was held that it was appropriate to grant interim order in favour of the landlord of a shopping centre ordaining a banking tenant to keep premises open for business as bank office during normal business hours, pending the resolution of a dispute as to the extent of the bank`s obligations under the lease.