Landlord and tenant
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Evidence in 1954 Act lease renewal cases
In a lease renewal, evidence needs to be proactively provided to displace the tenant’s right to a renewal lease
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When what is desirable and what is permissible collide
Problems often arise from the jurisdictional division between the FTT and the county court
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Landlord and tenant: Wearing the right hat
A case in which the landlord and tenant are bound by a different legal relationship
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Rental levels in lease renewals
Considering effects of conflicting county court decisions on rent-free periods
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Landlord and tenant: payments of rent towards loan creates periodic business tenancy
Occupation of premises for business purposes, at a rent, creates security of tenure under the…
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Keep a close eye on costs
How can landlords and tenants work together to manage increasing costs and weather the financial storm for their collective long-term benefit?
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Unregistered incumbrance granted after order allowing tenants to acquire freehold
Where tenants have exercised the right to acquire a freehold and an order has been made under s19…
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Lights out: what the energy crisis means for landlords and tenants
The issues the parties need to consider in relation to potential power blackouts
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Sale and leasebacks: a win-win scenario?
Harriet Banner considers whether sale and leasebacks are a means to liquidity in turbulent times
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Landlord and tenant: a noisy building
A ruling on responsibility for noise emanating from the façade of a flat
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RRO: assessing the totality of a landlord’s conduct
A look at the importance of taking into consideration the totality of a landlord’s conduct
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A ‘new deal’ for residential tenants
Natasha Rees and Elizabeth Oxendale assess the proposals for the Renters Reform Bill