In the third and final part of her agreement for lease series, Sue Highmore analyses some of the more unusual provisions such agreements can cover, including those governing assignment of…
Part two of a review of what aspects an agreement for lease should cover
In the first of a three-part series, Sue Highmore begins a detailed examination of the important aspects an agreement for lease should cover
Lawrence Caun discusses a rare reported case concerning a tenant’s right of first refusal
Paul Tonkin considers the tactics and pitfalls involved in obtaining possession for redevelopment under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
Andrew Ross and Sarah Quy explain the duty on landlords contained in section 19(1) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1927 not to withhold consent unreasonably to a tenant’s request…
Charles Anderson and Henry Stevens present a guide for advising investor tenants on the issues raised by long leases of part of premises
Right to park: Amy Rogers explains why it isn’t always easy to tell whether a tenant’s right to use a parking space is a legal easement
Following his article on the comparative method, Sebastian Deckker examines the other traditional methods of valuation
Valuation is one of the cornerstones of surveying. There are five methods that valuers should be familiar with, all of which use comparable evidence to some degree.
Matt Stokes and Bhavini Patel offer their advice on how to unearth the third-party rights not recorded on the land register
Ben Johnston and Richard Housley discuss the pros and cons of three common types of agreement governing short-term occupation of property