Lack of notice: problems on rent review

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Ross, J

Series: New Law Journal ; 152(7028) 19 April 2002, 581-592(2)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses what happens when rent review notices or counter-notices are served outside time-frame set in the lease. Asks whether time is of essence or not, and effect of missing right to review.

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Discusses what happens when rent review notices or counter-notices are served outside time-frame set in the lease. Asks whether time is of essence or not, and effect of missing right to review.

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