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Friday, 4 February 2011
Landlord unreasonably withholding consent to assign
A landlord must respond promptly to a request for a licence to assign and if he is minded to refuse, then he should give reasons. These must be comprehensive. He cannot think of new ones later
If the tenants application for a licence to assign is incomplete, in that it does not contain enough information, then the landlord should simply reject the application, giving reasons/saying what is missing
The tenant will have to make another application
If the tenants application for a licence to assign is incomplete, in that it does not contain enough information, then the landlord should simply reject the application, giving reasons/saying what is missing
The tenant will have to make another application
Labels: landlord unreasonable licence assign
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