Breach of covenant
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Assethold Ltd v Interface Properties Ltd
Landlord and tenant – Breach of covenant – Implied term
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Assethold Ltd v Interface Properties Ltd
Landlord and tenant – Breach of covenant – Implied term
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Can an RTM company apply for a determination of a breach of covenant?
An RTM company can apply to the First-tier Tribunal for a determination under section 168(4)…
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Breach of covenant: costs of pointless proceedings
A landlord may be prevented from exercising its contractual right to recover costs as service or…
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Breach of covenant: to give or not to give access?
Dorrington Residential Ltd v 56 Clifton Gardens Ltd serves as a useful reminder to tenants of the…
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Breach of covenant: remedy and waiver irrelevant to the FTT’s determination
Section 168(4) of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 permits a landlord under a long…
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Can a landlord be liable for breach of promise?
The landlord was willing to agree to the work, but another tenant in the building objected.
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Morris-Garner and another v One Step (Support) Ltd
Breach of covenant – Negotiating damages – Appellant selling shares in company subject to restrictive covenants preventing competition with respondent or soliciting clients – Respondent claiming damages for breach of…
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Morris-Garner and another v One Step (Support) Ltd
Breach of covenant Negotiating damages
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Morris-Garner and another v One Step (Support) Ltd
Breach of covenant – Negotiating damages – Appellant selling shares in company subject to restrictive covenants preventing competition with respondent or soliciting clients – Respondent claiming damages for breach of…
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If a landlord cannot be traced, a tenant may be unable to carry out work without breaching the covenants in its lease
Most leases control what tenants can and cannot do. If they provide that the landlord cannot unreasonably withhold consent and the landlord fails to respond to an application, it may…
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User covenants are to be construed in the context of and by reference to other provisions in a lease.
Kingston Upon Hull City Council v Superstadium Management Company Ltd [2015] EW Misc B29 (CC) concerned a sports complex, which was the home of Hull City Football Club, as well…