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Rent review assumptions
- Squire Sanders
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- United Kingdom
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- December 19 2011
In good or bad economic times determining the rent payable under a commercial lease is of the utmost importance to both landlords and tenants
(Some) relief for residential valuers Court of Appeal overturns Scullion decision
- Squire Sanders Hammonds
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- United Kingdom
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- September 21 2011
In what will come as a welcome relief to residential surveyors (and their insurers), the Court of Appeal has now overturned the controversial decision of the High Court in Scullion v Bank of Scotland plc (ta Colleys) in which the High Court held that a residential surveyor owed a duty of care to a buy-to-let investor is respect of future rental yield
Misrepresentation: how far can a seller rely on the Standard Conditions of Sale to exclude liability?
- Squire Sanders Hammonds
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- United Kingdom
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- September 21 2011
It is common practice for a seller of property to attempt to limit his liability for misrepresentation as much as possible
Rent reviews does delay mean a landlord will be out of time?
- Squire Sanders Hammonds
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- United Kingdom
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- September 21 2011
Rent review clauses are a common feature in leases
Unearthing restrictive covenants: a consideration for developers carrying out construction work
- Squire Sanders Hammonds
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- United Kingdom
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- September 21 2011
In Perkins the Lands Tribunal refused to modify a restrictive covenant to allow a developer to build a new house on his land
Personal break clauses: the impact of the Linpac mouldings case
- Squire Sanders Hammonds
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- United Kingdom
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- June 21 2011
The recent Court of Appeal decision in Norwich Union and Pensions v Linpac Mouldings Ltd reinforces the principle that, once a tenant with the benefit of a personal break clause assigns a lease, in the absence of very clear wording to the contrary that break clause cannot later be exercised by the former tenant even if the lease is subsequently re-assigned to him
How does summary judgment work in contested lease renewal claims?
- Squire Sanders Hammonds
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- United Kingdom
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- June 21 2011
The recent case of Somerfield Stores Limited v Spring (Sutton Coldfield) Limited (in Administration) addresses the question of whether a tenant in contested lease renewal proceedings can use summary judgment as a tactical weapon to reduce the time available for a landlord to prove its ground of opposing the grant of a new lease
Does it do what it says on the tin?
- Squire Sanders
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- United Kingdom
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- September 29 2010
Whilst acquiring a building occupied under a full repairing and insuring (FRI) lease may hold many attractions to a prospective purchaser, would-be landlords should be aware that this does not necessarily mean that their tenant will be responsible for all required remedial work
Compulsory purchase orders: compensation case review
- Squire Sanders
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- United Kingdom
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- September 29 2010
The law of compulsory purchase is often perceived as a complex and difficult area of law
What amounts to a surrender by operation of law?
- Squire Sanders
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- United Kingdom
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- September 29 2010
Where a landlord and tenant bring a lease to an end, they usually do so by completing a deed of surrender
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