Land 8 - Requirements of a lease Flashcards

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Q

Where there’s a joint tenancy of a lease, what is joint liability?

A

If one occupier leaves, the remaining ones are liable for whole rent

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What is the s17 Tenant Default Notice provision?

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Where landlord wants to pursue a former tenant who remains liable for a fixed charge, a landlord must serve notice within 6 months of such charge becoming due otherwise no claim can be taken

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What is the s18 Liability for Variations provision?

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Former tenants are NOT liable for additional amounts owed which they could not have anticipated when lease was entered into

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4
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What is the s19 Overriding Leases provision?

A

Former tenant can ask landlord for an overriding lease, becoming immediate landlord of defaulting party
The overriding lease is equal to remaining lease and 3 extra days

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5
Q

How is the period for a periodic tenancy worked out

A

By the period over which rent is calculated NOT when it is paid.

I.e “annual rent of £100 paid quarterly” would give a period of one year.

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6
Q

When is registration needed for a lease?

A

If it’s over 7 years

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7
Q

When is a deed needed for a lease?

A

All leases unless ‘short leases’

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8
Q

What is a short lease?

A
  • Under 3 years
  • lease starts immediately
  • market rent
  • no premium
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9
Q

When will an equitable lease be created?

A

No deed but

  • writing,
  • contains all terms,
  • signed
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