Delivering a final farewell
Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (0948) 5 December 2009, 92-94(3)Publication details: 2009Subject(s): Summary: Tenants wishing to operate break clauses in a lease should read the terms carefully to ensure that they fully comply. Service of notices including who serves the notice and on whom, timing of servicing as time is of the essence, and how the notice should be given. Outlines a range of practical measures which can be taken. Illustrates what can go wrong with reference to case law. Break clauses can also be mended with a landlord's consent. (See L148984 and L148988)| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Tenants wishing to operate break clauses in a lease should read the terms carefully to ensure that they fully comply. Service of notices including who serves the notice and on whom, timing of servicing as time is of the essence, and how the notice should be given. Outlines a range of practical measures which can be taken. Illustrates what can go wrong with reference to case law. Break clauses can also be mended with a landlord's consent. (See L148984 and L148988)