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Landlord and tenant - rent review

Series: Estates Gazette Case Summaries ; [2002] 12 EG 134 (CS)Publication details: 2002Subject(s): Summary: "First Property Growth Parnership LP v Royal & Sun Alliance Property Services Ltd", ChD 8 March 2002. Defendant tenant (R) occupied offices under a 35-year lease. The landlord acquired the reversion of the lease but R disputed the validity of the notice contending it had to be given no later than 6 May 2000. Notice was declared invalid despite there being no date specified in the lease as the last date upon which a notice could be served.

"First Property Growth Parnership LP v Royal & Sun Alliance Property Services Ltd", ChD 8 March 2002. Defendant tenant (R) occupied offices under a 35-year lease. The landlord acquired the reversion of the lease but R disputed the validity of the notice contending it had to be given no later than 6 May 2000. Notice was declared invalid despite there being no date specified in the lease as the last date upon which a notice could be served.