Surrender
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The surrender of an underlease was subject to an implied condition precedent that the simultaneous surrender of the headlease, out of which it was granted, was valid
Section 100(1) of the Law of Property Act 1925 allows mortgagors in possession to accept the surrender of a lease in order to grant another that satisfies the requirements laid…
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What actions on the part of a landlord will convince the court that a lease has been surrendered by operation of law?
Most dispositions of leases must be made by deed. However, it is possible to surrender a lease by operation of law
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PP 2012/179
LANDLORD AND TENANT: SURRENDER AND REGRANT
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PP 2012/21
Landlord and tenant: surrender and regrant
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PP 2010/87
Landlord and tenant
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QFS Scaffolding Ltd v Sable and another
Lease – Assignment — Surrender by operation of law – Receivers of lessee purporting to assign lease to appellant – Respondent landlords obtaining possession of property — Whether lessee’s conduct…
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QFS Scaffolding Ltd v Sable and another
Landlord and tenant, Surrender
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PP 2009/103
Leases and surrenders
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BNY Trust & Depositary Co Ltd v Bourne End One Ltd and others
Lease of commercial premises – Underlease – Licence to underlet containing requirement for fourth defendant undertenant to take new lease in event of disclaimer of headlease by liquidators of head…
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BNY Trust & Depositary Co Ltd v Bourne End One Ltd and others
Landlord and tenant – Surrender
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PP 2009/40
Most dispositions of leases must be made by deed. However, a lease can be surrendered by operation of law. Surrenders by operation of law depend on the parties’ conduct, and…
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Artworld Financial Corporation v Safaryan and others
Landlord and tenant – Surrender by operation of law – Respondent tenants vacating premises and returning keys – Appellant landlord allowing another to reside at the property for several weeks…