“In general, the provisions of section 146 [Law of Property Act 1925] concerning the landlord’s notice and the tenant’s right to relief govern all covenants and conditions (other than those for payment of rent), even in cases of forfeiture for denial of title” (italics supplied).
Megarry & Wade The Law of Real Property (6th ed) para 14-155.
The final proposition quoted above has now been underpinned by the Court of Appeal in Abidogun v Frolan Health Care Ltd [2001] EWCA Civ 182; [2001] 45 EG 138 (CS).
“In general, the provisions of section 146 [Law of Property Act 1925] concerning the landlord’s notice and the tenant’s right to relief govern all covenants and conditions (other than those for payment of rent), even in cases of forfeiture for denial of title” (italics supplied).
Megarry & Wade The Law of Real Property (6th ed) para 14-155.
The final proposition quoted above has now been underpinned by the Court of Appeal in Abidogun v Frolan Health Care Ltd [2001] EWCA Civ 182; [2001] 45 EG 138 (CS).
