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Monday, 14 June 2010
Break clauses in leases
A recent case made it clear that clear wording for conditions had to be followed.
In this case, the lease allow the tenant to break the term, provided he served notice both on the landlord and on a management company.
The tenant served a notice on the landlord but omitted to do so on the management company. Therefore the notice was invalid and the tenant had to keep the lease for the rest of the term.
For help and advice contact our Docklands Office on 020 7712 1751
In this case, the lease allow the tenant to break the term, provided he served notice both on the landlord and on a management company.
The tenant served a notice on the landlord but omitted to do so on the management company. Therefore the notice was invalid and the tenant had to keep the lease for the rest of the term.
For help and advice contact our Docklands Office on 020 7712 1751
Labels: break clauses, lease, legal advice
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