Freehold Title: A splitting headache

Osborne Clarke | Property Law Journal | July/August 2015 #333
Ed Socha considers the issues that arise when reversions are split for both landlords and tenants ‘Freeholders should carefully consider the potential for issues to develop, before selling off part of a freehold and creating a split reversion.’ There can be very good commercial reasons why a landlord might want to sell part of their …

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Case Study: The never-ending tenancy: part 2

Norton Rose Fulbright | Property Law Journal | March 2011 #266
Alasdair Thomas reviews the findings on appeal of a case involving a business tenant who, by acquiring a part of the freehold reversion to its lease, was able to prevent the other freeholders from terminating the lease ‘It seems most unlikely that those responsible for drafting s44(1A) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 envisaged …

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