Subletting
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A newly incorporated company was unable to rely on the characteristics of its owner, or other corporate entities under the same ownership and control, to establish its credentials.
One of the phrases often used to describe the attributes of an acceptable assignee or undertenant specifies that the proposed assignee or undertenant must be “respectable and responsible”.
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Proxima GR Properties Ltd v McGhee
Landlord and tenant – Subletting – Consent – Residential premises – Respondent’s lease containing covenant against subletting without prior written consent of appellant landlord – Respondent subletting without obtaining prior…
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Proxima GR Properties Ltd v McGhee
Landlord and tenant Subletting
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BurgerKing Ltd v Castlebrook Holdings Ltd
Landlord and tenant – Subletting – Consent – Pursuer holding tenancy under which subletting permitted only with prior written consent of landlord – Consent not to be unreasonably withheld to…
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KUC Properties Ltd v Alvingote Ltd
Commercial lease — Subletting Failure of defendant landlord to give consent — Late request for undertaking from claimant head tenant — Whether request unreasonable — Claim allowed
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PP 2002/196
Offloading unwanted, over-rented office space. In a time of falling rental levels, for offices in particular, a tenant who is anxious to sublet may rue the day that he agreed…
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PP 2002/131
Q We are anxious to sublet a warehouse building that we took a few years ago on a long lease. Unfortunately, the lease requires that any subletting should, so far…