Landlord and tenant
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PP 2000/47
Not surprisingly, it is not uncommon for L and T to create or drift into a situation where it is unclear whether T holds business premises as a periodic tenant…
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PP 2000/39
Landlords seeking possession of an agricultural holding under Case B of the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (land required for non-agricultural use) will welcome Court of Appeal rulings that:.
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PP 2000/32
Release by one joint tenant in favour of other – Whether purported assignment. A secure tenancy is held jointly by A and B.
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PP 2000/42
In the field of public sector housing, a “tolerated trespasser” (an expression coined by Lord Browne-Wilkinson in Burrows v Brent London Borough Council [1997] 1 EGLR 32) is a product…
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PP 2000/24
A notorious bone of contention is the liability, if any, of an insuring landlord to account to premium-paying tenants for discounts or commissions obtained from the insurer.
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PP 2000/8
A rent review clause requires the disregard of T’s improvements, and does so by incorporating section 34 of the 1954 Act.
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PP 2000/2
Having been told that he must not behave like an advocate, an expert witness has the unenviable task of achieving credibility without manifestly striving to persuade.
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PP 2000/11
When it comes to forfeiture for reasons other than non-payment of rent, the case of Crawford v Clarke [2000] EGCS 33 demonstrates, rather than decides, that: (a) the trial judge…