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Apportionment And Breaks: Breaking up is hard to do
Daniel Cuthbert discusses the vexed issue of apportionment of rent following the exercise of a break clause It may be possible to argue that a term should be implied, that rent is paid for the period of occupation only and that any overpayment caused by early termination ought to be repaid. Recent case law suggests …
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- Ellis v Rowbotham [1900] 1 QB 740
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