Business lease
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PP 2002/91
Tenant ceasing to occupy for business having applied for new tenancy – Whether liable for rent under section 64 continuation provisions.
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London Baggage Co (Charing Cross) Ltd v Railtrack plc (No 2)
Section 37 of Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 – Tenancy agreement excluding statutory compensation where period of business occupation less than five years – Landlord serving notice relying upon intention…
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PP 2002/73
Before settling or agreeing a lease reserving a turnover-based rent you could do far worse than check for the pitfalls discussed by CMS solicitor Mark Heighton in Turn over the…
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PP 2002/61
Q Having recently acquired the freehold of factory premises, we intend in due course to serve a section 25 notice on the occupying tenant, whose lease will expire in about…
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London Baggage Co (Charing Cross) Ltd v Railtrack plc
Tenant running left luggage office at railway station – Tenant holding over after termination of periodic tenancy – Rent paid to agents not remitted to landlord – Tenant withdrawing from…
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London Baggage Co (Charing Cross) Ltd v Railtrack plc
Tenant running left luggage office at railway station – Tenant holding over after termination of periodic tenancy – Rent paid to agents not remitted to landlord – Tenant withdrawing from…
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PP 2002/42
Free from the statutory constraints applicable to residential lettings, the landlord of an office block in multi–occupation may seek to operate the service charge provisions in such way that the…
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PP 2002/17
Does a tenant’s section 26 request have to be genuine?. Q As landlords of a large factory, we opposed a section 26 request for a new tenancy on the ground…
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PP 2001/5
The effect of section 38(2) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 on contractual exclusions to the right to compensation upon the landlord bringing the tenancy to an end.
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PP 2000/87
The right of a business tenant to claim compensation where the landlord can rely upon certain specific grounds for opposing a statutory renewal is hedged with a number of technicalities,…
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PP 2000/59
Where a defendant is responsible for the loss of an opportunity that would otherwise have been open to the claimant, it is well established that the possibility that nothing might…
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PP 2000/25
Having applied to the court under section 38(4) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, L and T have obtained approval of an agreement excluding the security of tenure provisions.