Case Round-Up 2016: Learning curve

Osborne Clarke | Property Law Journal | February 2017 #348
Ed Socha and Matthew Prendergast set out valuable lessons from key cases in 2016 ‘The purpose of a qualified covenant is to protect the landlord from having their premises undesirably occupied. A landlord is not entitled to refuse consent on grounds unrelated to the landlord and tenant relationship.’ With one eye on the future, the …

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Service Charges: Welcome clarity on major works

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP | Property Law Journal | October 2016 #345
A recent case makes clear that the consultation obligation lies with the superior landlord. Jessica Parry explains ‘Landlords are usually keen to avoid disputes and get the consultation procedure right before incurring substantial sums on major works.’In the recent case of Leaseholders of Foundling Court and O’Donnell Court v The Mayor and Burgesses of the …

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