Leases Flashcards

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What are the conditions for a parol lease?

A
  • lease for less than or equal to 3 years,
  • takes effect in possession,
  • at market rent,
  • without a fine/premium
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When may equity recognise a lease if a deed is required but isn’t used?

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  • there’s a valid contract, and
  • C has clean hands (specific performance is available)
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3 conditions for a lease to arise

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  1. for permitted duration (ascertainable period)
  2. gives exclusive possession
  3. formalities are met
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How must a lease for over 3 years be created?

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By deed

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When is a landlord liable for obligations in respect of fitness of the property?

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If there’s disrepair, and landlord has been notified of it

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How are qualified covenants on alienation interpreted?

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As fully qualified covenants

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What is the advantage of specifying circumstances in which landlord will withhold consent for alienation?

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If they arise, there’s no reasonableness test- landlord can simply withhold consent

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What is an old lease?

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Lease created before 1.1.1996

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9
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Liability of original + assignee tenant in old leases

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Original tenant: liable under privity of contract
Assignee: liable under privity of estate

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10
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Liability of original + assignee tenant in new leases

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All covenants pass to the assignee on assignment, so landlord can only pursue the current tenant

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What are the conditions for the landlord to recover a fixed charge from the original tenant under an AGA?

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  • must serve a default notice,
  • on the former tenant,
  • within 6 months of the charge falling due
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12
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How long is an overriding lease?

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Same as original lease, but 3 days shorter

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What are the conditions for using Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery?

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  • min. 7 days’ rent is due,
  • 7 days’ notice of intention to seize goods was given
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14
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Landlord’s remedies for non-payment of rent

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  • debt action
  • Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery
  • forfeiture
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Landlord’s remedies for breaches of other covenants

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  • damages
  • specific performance
  • forfeiture
  • self-help remedy
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16
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Which landlord remedies must expressly be reserved in the lease?

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  • forfeiture (for both rent and other covenants),
  • self-help remedy (other covenants)