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Guidance covers the procedural and practical considerations prior to and throughout the process of forfeiting a lease. We give detailed guidance, linking deeper commentary, forms, precedents and a wide range of Q&As.

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Guidance to secure rights to install and retain equipment to provide electronic communications services. Code issues, in respect of granting and terminating agreements, frequently arise between landowners and operators.

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Covering letter to accompany Reply Form in response to letter of claim sent pursuant to the Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims

Covering letter to accompany Reply Form in response to letter of claim sent pursuant to the Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims[Name of creditor’s...
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Letter of claim—contractual debt claim—in compliance with the Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims

Letter of claim—contractual debt claim—in compliance with the Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims[On the headed notepaper of the creditor’s...
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Notice that sections 24 to 28 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 are not to apply to a business tenancy—(landlord’s warning notice) (guarantor)

Notice that sections 24 to 28 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 are not to apply to a business tenancy—(landlord’s warning notice) (guarantor)To:...
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Statutory Declaration to exclude Part II Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (guarantor)

Statutory Declaration to exclude Part II Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (guarantor)EXPLANATORY NOTE: IN THIS PRECEDENT, INSERT THE NAME OF THE GUARANTOR...
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Simple declaration to exclude Part II Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (guarantor)

Simple declaration to exclude Part II Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (guarantor)EXPLANATORY NOTE: IN THIS PRECEDENT, INSERT THE NAME OF THE GUARANTOR...
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Where the parties to an Agricultural Tenancy do not have a written agreement but agree that it is regulated by the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986, what are the tenants’ repairing obligations in respect of the Holding?
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Can a landlord forfeit a commercial lease while there are ongoing Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 proceedings? For context, the tenant has made an application for a new lease but they have vacated the premises, obtained a new lease elsewhere and they have not paid rent for six months. Is there any legislation or case law that prevents the landlord from forfeiting while the proceedings are on-going?
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Is it possible to rely on other evidence than statements form the predecessors when making an application to court or land registry to establish easement by prescription where the twenty-year period is reached through different owners? Would it be possible, for example, to rely on/include evidence such as a declaration from a proprietor of an adjoining land (unrelated to a potential prescriptive easement right) that may give evidence to the fact that a particular right/easement has been enjoyed for at least 20 years by the proprietors of the benefiting land?
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Party A has an easement to drain into a septic tank on Party B's land. Party B wishes to develop that land and so sets about unilaterally installing a new septic tank for Party A to drain into. Party B disconnects Party A from the current septic tank. Party A has nowhere to drain. What common law remedies are available to Party A?
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A client has recently purchased a residential lease. The landlord is refusing to provide a receipted notice on the basis that the previous owner did not serve a notice of assignment on their purchase and therefore there is no chain of assignment. Is there a solution to this issue? How will this affect service or validity of a section 42 notice?
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Associated legal terms

Disclaimer

The right of a Trustee in Bankruptcy, Liquidator or the Crown to disclaim onerous property (often a leasehold interest). The effect is to bring any ongoing liabilities (of the bankrupt, company or the Crown) in relation to the property to an end.

Light obstruction notice

A light obstruction notice interrupts a prescriptive right of light in the course of being acquired by another landowner without the necessity of physically obstructing the light.

Section 21 notice

A notice pursuant to section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 (HA 1988) which is served to determine an assured shorthold tenancy.
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