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By: Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (0923) 13 June 2009, 84-46(2)Publication details: 2009Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Discusses recent case law concerning service charge disputes between landlords and tenants. "Douglas Shelf Seven Ltd v Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd" [L137177] held that costs cannot be recovered from a tenant through a service charge unless wording in lease expressly provides for this. "Boots Uk Ltd v Trafford Centre Ltd" (L146772) deals with the question of whether costs incurred by landlord for Christmas marketing activities such as a Santa's grotto and Christmas decoration fell within the definition of promotional costs. "Leonora Investment Co Ltd v Mott MacDonald Ltd" (L145457) reminds landlords of the importance of following procedural requirements in a lease for recovering service charges.
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Discusses recent case law concerning service charge disputes between landlords and tenants. "Douglas Shelf Seven Ltd v Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd" [L137177] held that costs cannot be recovered from a tenant through a service charge unless wording in lease expressly provides for this. "Boots Uk Ltd v Trafford Centre Ltd" (L146772) deals with the question of whether costs incurred by landlord for Christmas marketing activities such as a Santa's grotto and Christmas decoration fell within the definition of promotional costs. "Leonora Investment Co Ltd v Mott MacDonald Ltd" (L145457) reminds landlords of the importance of following procedural requirements in a lease for recovering service charges.

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