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24a

INTERIM RENT

25

LL NOTICE TO END LEASE 6-12 months before expiry.


If falling market and overrented allow to hold over. If rising market then order proceedings


L wishes to end (hostile)


L wish to grant (friendly)

s.26

T REQUEST NEW LEASE 6-12m. IF LL WANTS TO OPPOSE MUST SERVE COUNTET WITHIN 2M WITH GROUND FOR OPPOSITION

s 27

T notice to end Lease on 3m notice can be seved before or after contractural expiry

s.28

RENEWAL OF TENANCY BY AGREEMENT e.g. REGEAR USUALLY REGARDING RENT OR TERM

s.29

ORDER BY COURT FOR NEW TENANCY

s.30

LANDLORDS GROUND FOR OPPOSITION OF NEW LEASE

32-35

TERMS OF A NEW LEASE

34

BASIS OF VALUATION FOR THE NEW RENT

s.37

COMPENSATION PROVISIONS

38A

PESCRIBED FORM CONTRACTING OUT



HEALTH NOTICE


STATUTORY DEMAND

S 40

NOTICE REQUESTING INFO ABOUT EITHER PARTY

s.44

DEFINITION OF COMPOTENT LL

16 AVENUE ROAD

VICTORIAN DETACHED FORMER SCHOOL HOUSE. SINGLE BRICK BUILT BUILDING WITH HIGH INTERNAL CEILING HEIGHT. FOUR EXTERNAL BUILDINGS INCLUDING BRICK BUILDING WITH FLAT ROOF

Lease Define

Exclusive possession


Term


Rent



contract between ll and t by deed creates estate in land

Licence define

permission to do something otherwise illegal are personal arrangements not capable of being assigned

Lease V Licence Case

Street V Mountford - does not matter what document is called if document looks like lease probably is

Fixed Term

usual lease can be statutory or contracted out

Periodic

Automatic from one period to next until terminated

Statutory

Protected by statute ( landlord and tenant act 1954 or part 2 or rents act resi)

Contracted Out

Excludes security of tenure provisions of the landlord and tenant act 1954 part 2

Reversionary

Rent will change at review or lease revert to landlord at end/renewal

Licence

Short term, typically less than 6 months

Tenancy at Will

occupied at will of landlord ( right to use- however if tenant is in for more than 6months becomes a lease

Tenancy at Sufferance

Holding over without consent

Assignment

Dispose of whole lease (pre 1996 privity of contract, original tenant remains liable) AGA.

Landlord and Tenant Covenants Act 1995

Introduced AGA

Subletting

A subsidary lease created. Both need permission usually not unreasonably withrld usually subject to conditions

Rent Review Pattern

Typically upward only


3,5 or 7yrs

Rent Review Basis

Often Net Effective rent.



'market rent after the expiry of rent free periods for the purpose of fitting out,

Break Clause

Right to terminate by notice

Break Notice Penalties

Relared to rent. Onerous pre-conditions - Time is of the essence

Break Clause effect on Valuation

Affects certainty of income as potential for voids



Analyse:


Term and Reversion - investment method


Increase yield slightly


defer for void after break


Valuer may allow for costs

Break Clause Case Law

Marks and Spencer v BNP Paribas 2014 - quaterly in advance rent repaid to M&S by court of appeal

Interim rent payable

Current Lease has ended and the tenant is holding over. LL or T can apply after s.25 or s.26 served



Earliest daye new lease effective as per s.25 or s.26 aja 6m after notice seved



Market rent of property ftom date of bew lease backdated to interim period

s.23 qualifying tenant

Not contracted out s.38


More than 6m


Not tenancy at will


not minning or agricultural


not licence


business tenancy


must be in occupation

ADR Rent Review

INDEPENDENT EXPERT OR ARBITRATOR

ADR LEASE RENEWAL

COURT OR PACT

RIGHT TO NEW TENANCY

SAME AS PREVIOUS SUBJECT TO MAX 15YRS



SAME TERMS UNLESS GOOD REASON TO DEVIATE O'May test

s.24

Comes to an end via provisions in the act..Tenancy will continue until L or T serves notice

s.30 Ground A

Breach of Repair

s.30 Ground B

Persistant Delay in paying rent

s.30 Ground C

Other substantial breach

S.30 part d

Suitable alternative accomodation 'non fault' but no compensation payable for successful opposition

s.30 part e

Uneconomic subdivision - non fault

s.30 part f

Demolition Bona Fife non fault

s.30 ground g

Owner wish to occupy - intention - non fault


owner must have owned 5years

Compensation for non fault (e,f,g)

less than 14yrs 1 x RV


More than 14yrs 2 x RV

RR process

1. conflict of interest.


2.agree TOE


3.Clients objective


4.read lease check if contracted out and understand rr clause


5. check time limits for review


6.check notice requirements and time limits for implementing rr


7. inspect and measure


8. seek out comparables


9.adjust and analyse using matrix


10. value to estimated rental value or basis specified in lease


11. report to client and agree next steps and negotiating stratergy


12.negotiate


13.settle or refer to third party (adr)


14. document and instruct solicitors if required


15. issue invoice


16. diarise next event

TURNOVER RENT

Not usually subject to review


% of turnover

INDEX LINKED

USUALLY UPWARD ONLY


TYPICALLY RPI BUT TS SEEKING CPI AS LOWER

USUAL ASSUMPTIONS

-hypothetical letting


-open market


-willing parties


-fit for occupation


-vacant possession


-assumed term ( warrant adjustment depending on conps)


-user as stated in lease (plinth properties v mott hay and anderson - user restricted to hypothetical term consulting engineers rent -32%) RR USER TAKES PRESCENDENT OVER LEASE USER


- rr date


-rental basis (net effective or headline)


-subject to all other terms

RR DISREGARDS

TENANTS OCCUPATION


GOODWILL


RENT FREE FOR FIT OUT


TENANTS IMPROVEMENTS WHERE CONSENT OBTAINED ( ponsford vs HMS Aerosols)

CALDERBANK LETTER

CALDERBANK V CALDERBANK 1975


Genuwine offer to settle


Without prejudice save to costs not revaled to dispute resolver until dispute made then used to determine costs ("costs awarded to successful party)

CALDERBANK USE AND WHY

RRS PROVIDE OFFER ON CERTAIN BASIS PARTIES BEAR OWN COSTS AND TIME LIMIT FOR ACCEPTANCE



PROVIDES FLEXIBILITY PROVES BEST OFFER AS GENJWINR AND COSTS AT RISK IF WRONG - NOT GOVERNED BY STRICT COURT RULES

PART 36 OFFER

CIVIL PROCEDURE RULES ISSUED AT ANYTIME AFTER PROCEEDINGS ISSUED



*WITHOUT PREJUDICE SAVE AS TO COSTS*



IN WRITING AND CLEAR IN RELATION TO PART 36. CAN BE ACCEPTED ANYTIME UNLESS EXPRESSLY WITHDRAWN IN WRITING



IF ACCEPTED THEN OTHERSIDE BEARS COSTS TO THAT POINT

WHY PART 36

MORE TEMPTING IF GENUEWINE AND PAY THEIR COSTS

ARBITRATOR COSTS

DISCRETION OVER COSTS AND TAKES CONDUCT INTO CONSIDERATION

INDEPENDENT EXPERT COSTS

NO AUTOMATIC AUTHORITY TO AWARD COSTS DEPENDS ON AGREEMENTS OF PARTIES USUALLY SET IN RR CLAUSE

DILAPIDATIONS

END OF TENANCY RETURN TO LL AS SPECIFIED IN LEASE . ANY IMPROVENENTS WITHOUT PERMISION ARE DILAPS

BREACH NOTICE

LL SERVES NOTICE UNDER s.146 LAW OF PROPERTY ACT 1925 WHEN


REPAIR NOT COMPILED WITH COMMENCE FORFEITURE.



T CAN SEEK RELEIF



IF JERVIS V HATIS LL CAN DO WORK AND RECLAIM COST

s.18 LL AND T ACT 1927

Lls compensation limited to diminuition in value



3 types schedule


1. Terminal (lease termination)


2.Interim


3.Final

1927 ACT

LL NOT UNREASONABLY WITHOLD CONSENT

LL AND T 1988 ACT

ADD TO THE 27 ACT *DELAY*

LL AND T 1995 ACT

PRIVITY OF CONTRACT

s.30 Ground Part G CASELAW

S FRANSES LTD V THE CAVENDISH HOTEL LTD - LL WANT TO REDELOP. SUPREME COURT FOUND LL HAD TO HAVE GENUWINE INTENTUON ( T FRIENDLY)

CASE LAW LEASE FRUSTRATION

CANARY WHARF T1 LTD V ORS V EUROPEAN MEDICINES AGENCY 2019


DID BREXIT FRUSTRATE LEASE?


HAD TO PAY RENT AND STICK TO TS COVENANTS