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Service of notices and getting it right

Series: Commercial Leases ; 18(10) December 2004, 924-926(3)Publication details: 2004Subject(s): Summary: Examines the problem of serving the right notice at the right time and in the right manner in the management of let property. Concentrates on two cases, "Bottin (International) Investments Ltd v Venson Group Plc and others" ([2004] EWCA Civ 1368, unreported) and "Lodgepower Ltd v Taylor and others" ([2004] EWCA Civ 1367, Times 3 November 2004). The first case examined the issue of whether a notice had been satisfactorily served if it was left with a receptionist or security guard of the relevant company. The second discussed whether the notice had been validly given under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 s93.

Examines the problem of serving the right notice at the right time and in the right manner in the management of let property. Concentrates on two cases, "Bottin (International) Investments Ltd v Venson Group Plc and others" ([2004] EWCA Civ 1368, unreported) and "Lodgepower Ltd v Taylor and others" ([2004] EWCA Civ 1367, Times 3 November 2004). The first case examined the issue of whether a notice had been satisfactorily served if it was left with a receptionist or security guard of the relevant company. The second discussed whether the notice had been validly given under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 s93.