Parties fall out over lease reform

Series: Estates Gazette ; (0112/24) 24 March 2001, 30(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: The government's proposed lease reform has left the property industry divided over a united possible response. Tenants and landlords have opposing views; landlords oppose anything more than a revision of the voluntary code on commercial leases.

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The government's proposed lease reform has left the property industry divided over a united possible response. Tenants and landlords have opposing views; landlords oppose anything more than a revision of the voluntary code on commercial leases.

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