Lease Break Clauses: What could possibly go wrong?

Stepien Lake LLP | Property Law Journal | February 2013 #303
Jon Dickins rounds up recent case law on the vexed issue of interpreting break clauses Recent cases have demonstrated that the courts will tend to side with the landlord if the tenant has not complied strictly with the wording of a break clause. Life is full of uncertainty and, in a competitive commercial property market, …

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Case Round Up

Hogan Lovells | Property Law Journal | September 2012 #295
Paul Tonkin summarises some recent case law Developer’s procrastination results in valid termination of contracts to purchase Bhat v Masshouse Developments Ltd [2012] Mr Bhat and others exchanged contracts between November 2007 and February 2008 for the purchase of long leases in a residential block that Masshouse was developing. The purchasers paid deposits on exchange. …

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