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In certain circumstances, a sale contract will be frustrated or repudiated.

It is vital for tenants to understand their reinstatement liability before vacating.

The wording that parties use in correspondence can create unintended contracts.

PACT can be an appropriate ADR method to resolve lease renewal disputes

An area ripe for disputes - A break notice may be invalid if it does not follow the conditions attached to it

Prohibitions can be overcome - Tenants may carry out improvements even if the lease says otherwise

Green is the new black - The CRC is changing the relationship between landlords and tenants

Many options to choose from - Landlords faced with premises in disrepair have alternatives to forfeiture

It's better than nothing - Pre-pack administrations may offer the best outcome for unsecured creditors

Buildings out of control - Requirements must be met to build an extension or a mezzanine retail space

Don't jump the gun - A party serving a notice to complete should be ready, willing and able to complete

Enterprise Chambers is pleased to announce that Phillip Gale has joined Chambers. Phillip is based at our London office and available for work throughout the UK.

Steve Walker joins Chambers

An expensive lesson - Service charge recovery will depend on certain requirements being fulfiled

Specialist Contributing Editors: Adrian Jack, Timothy Calland, Claire Jackson and Olivier Kalfon

If you occupy it, you must pay for it - Rent and other liabilities can be payable as administration expenses

Enterprise Chambers is pleased to announce that Stephanie Jarron has joined Chambers.

Plan ahead to ensure compliance - Rent deposit rules will change in October and landlords should get ready

Enterprise Chambers is delighted to announce that Zia Bhaloo has been appointed Queen's Counsel.

To all intents and purposes - The 1954 Act regulates many aspects of business tenancies

Enterprise Chambers is pleased to announce that Simon Johnson has joined Chambers.

First assess the diminution in value - Damages for disrepair will depend on the two limbs of section 18(1)

The demise of pure principles - Jeremy Child explains how Davies & ors v Jones & anor might bring clarity to a contested area of property transfer agreements

The tenant's road to freedom - A break notice will operate only if certain conditions have been fulfilled

When repairs become problematic - Dilapidations claims can be costly and need careful consideration

Tenants may not be able to refuse entry - A landlord can enter premises to comply with its repairing obligations

Chambers is pleased to announce that Adrian Jack has been appointed a Recorder of the Crown Court

Chambers is delighted to announce that Nigel Gerald has been appointed a Circuit Judge . From the 19th May 2009 Nigel will be sitting at Inner London Crown Court. We wish him all the best for the future.
 

 

 
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