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In spite of passing of Part II of Landlord and tenant act 1954, landlords continued to issue licences to commercial premises to circumvent the security of tenure obligation.... As per section 24 (a) of the Landlord and tenant act 1954, Bertrand, the landlord should therefore give notice under section 25 of the said act to quit and in turn the tenants would give their counter notices asserting their rights of security of tenure as afore said and would apply to County Court for new tenancies....
14 Pages
(3500 words)
Essay
Part-II of the Landlord and tenant act 1954 provides a framework for the renewal and termination of business tenancies in England and Wales.... To modernisation and refurbishment to improve the rents HSP may send a notice under Part II of the Landlord and tenant act 1954 and The LTA 11954, Part 2 (Notices) Regulations 2004.... Otherwise, HSP has to follow The Landlord and tenant act 1954, Part 2 (Notices) Regulations 2004 because from 1 June 2004, substantial changes to the legislation relating to business tenancies will come into effect....
17 Pages
(4250 words)
Case Study
Under Section 7 (1) of the above act, the terms and conditions governing Statutory Tenancy shall be determined by the landlord and the tenant as per the covenant agreed between themselves, or as determined by Court.... The terms of the covenant shall also set forth by which party the 'initial repairs' need to be carried out, whether the landlord or the tenant, and it shall also clearly ascribe the nature of repairs to be carried out by the landlord, and also, list out the repairs to be carried out by the tenant....
9 Pages
(2250 words)
Essay
Although the tenant has a common law right to deduct costs of repairs from rents payable to the landlord or arrears of rent, this may not provide adequate levels of protection against the landlord's breach of contractual obligations.... Statutory regulations specify all manner of restrictions in the carrying out of repairs and despite the good intentions of the tenant, the landlord can refuse to pay for the repairs if the wrong materials or the wrong contractor is used....
16 Pages
(4000 words)
Essay
“The right of landlord to forfeit arises:
However, under Section 146 of the Law of Property act of 1925, the landlord's right to forfeit in respect to tenant's default and breach of contract will not be enforceable unless a notice containing the following is served on the tenant:
The Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR) provides the new process for landlords of commercial premises such as Lansbury Towers to recover tenant's default by taking control of tenant's goods.... However, both parties are protected by the statutory laws… The Landlord and tenant act (LTA) 1954 discusses the rights of both the tenant and the landlord and their responsibilities when contracting a lease.
The first floor was leased to Spotted Dice Limited in 2009 on a FRI basis for a The tenant has defaulted on this quarters rent (due on 25 March 2015) as well as defaulting on its service charge and insurance contributions which were also reserved as rent....
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Coursework
This essay discusses three points – to be followed when the rent is defaulted, the provisions available under the break clause for the tenant and what needs to be done by both landlord and tenant when the agreement is made outside of Part II of the Landlord & tenant act 1954.... In this scenario as the tenant, Spotted Dice Limited, is a defaulter of the rent to the landlord, the landlord has every right to file a case against the commercial tenets under the CRAR act and proceed accordingly to recover the rent and the associated components that come under the rental of the commercial premises (Pawson & Mullins 2010)....
9 Pages
(2250 words)
Coursework
ormalities for Creation of a LeaseThe Law of Property act 1925 s205 includes a lease as a conveyance of land.... Under s54(2) of the 1925 act leases that are for less than 3 years do not require a deed.... Leases created after 1989 are governed by the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) act 1989 s2.... A lease is usually created where a landlord grants the tenant the right to exclusively possess the land for a fixed or ascertainable period of time....
10 Pages
(2500 words)
Assignment
Tenants have the security of tenure under the Landlord and tenant act of 1954 when the property is occupied by a tenant “for the purpose of a business carried on by him”.... This case study "Cases and Examples of Property Management in Law" describes various cases of property management in detail, the lease, rental income, characteristics of the Landlord and tenant act.... Smalls would have the right to apply for a new tenancy under the provisions of Part II, Section 26 of the act....
12 Pages
(3000 words)
Case Study