Southern Depot Co Ltd v British Railways Board [1990] 2 EGLR 39

Relief From Forfeiture: Making a molehill out of a mountain

Charlotte Ross explores a case concerning forfeiture of a head lease where the court refused to grant relief ‘There might be some breaches that would be so serious and irremediable as to justify the refusal of relief, but in most cases relief will be granted on the breach being remedied and the tenant paying the …

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Tenant In Administration: Time to sit tight

Landlords should not act too hastily when dealing with tenants in administration. Rachel Watkin explains why While more companies go into administration, we must give some thought to the landlords who are increasingly finding themselves in difficulties. The word ‘administration’ used to mean ‘paperwork’. If someone was an administrator, it would be assumed that they …

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