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By: Contributor(s): Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (0750) 15 December 2007, 106-107(2)Publication details: 2007Subject(s): Summary: Provides a résumé of the most significant legal cases of 2007. Landmark rulings include that the decision that if a reviewed rent is not fixed by the review date, the landlord must serve notice if he wishes to preserve the right of recourse. It was decided that if a landlord fails to carry out prompt repairs, he can be unable to recover the cost of work from the tenant. It is important that a landlord bringing a claim for damages should provide evidence as to the diminution of value incurred. A number of other rulings are also considered.
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Provides a résumé of the most significant legal cases of 2007. Landmark rulings include that the decision that if a reviewed rent is not fixed by the review date, the landlord must serve notice if he wishes to preserve the right of recourse. It was decided that if a landlord fails to carry out prompt repairs, he can be unable to recover the cost of work from the tenant. It is important that a landlord bringing a claim for damages should provide evidence as to the diminution of value incurred. A number of other rulings are also considered.