Landlords on the hook
Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (9906) 6 March 1999, 174(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s): Summary: Courts are increasingly prepared to require landlords to take steps against tenants whose activities are disrupting those of other tenants. There is also acceptance of the principle that a tenant can treat a lease as at an end in the face of a serious breach of covenant by the landlord. Discusses the significance of these trends referring to Chartered Trust plc v Davies 1997 and Nynehead Developments Ltd v RH Fibreboard Containers Ltd 1999.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Courts are increasingly prepared to require landlords to take steps against tenants whose activities are disrupting those of other tenants. There is also acceptance of the principle that a tenant can treat a lease as at an end in the face of a serious breach of covenant by the landlord. Discusses the significance of these trends referring to Chartered Trust plc v Davies 1997 and Nynehead Developments Ltd v RH Fibreboard Containers Ltd 1999.