Alienation: Perhaps not so alien

Brabners LLP | Property Law Journal | February 2013 #303
Rachel Watkin assesses the practicalities of alienation provisions and AGAs in the current economic climate If the covenant strength of the proposed new tenant itself is insufficient then, provided that its covenant strength, together with that of its guarantor, is sufficient, it may be that it would be unreasonable for consent not to be given. …

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Landlord And Tenant Update: An end to a long-running SAGA?

Hogan Lovells | Property Law Journal | September 2011 #275
Dellah Gilbert discusses where the decision in K/S Victoria Street v House of Fraser leaves tenants entering into AGAs and guarantors of such agreements ‘The Court of Appeal agreed with HoF that clause 3.5(iii) of the sale agreement frustrated s24(2)(a) of the Act as its aim was to prevent the release of HoF from its …

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