Leases Flashcards

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1
Q

Definition of a lease is supported by which case?

A

Lace v Chantler [1944]

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What are the essential characteristics of a lease?

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a. exclusive possession of the property
b. that it is for a term
c. that you are paying rent

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What case lays out the essential characteristics of a lease?

A

Street v Mountford [1985]

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What are some of the tenants implied covenants?

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a. To pay rent
b. To pay tenant’s rate and taxes
c. To allow the landlord to enter and view (Implied when landlord is impliedly or expressly under an obligation to repair)

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5
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The Landlord and Tenants (Covenants) Act 1995 (LTCA 1995) applies to which leases?

A

Leases created on or after 1 January 1996

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A lease of three years or less and taken in possession can be legal when created without the use of a deed according to which statute?

A

S.54(2) LPA 1925

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7
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An assignment is when?

A

The entire remaining time of a already granted lease is sold on.

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A sublet is when?

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When a new lease is created out of an already granted lease. Eg, granting a 2 year lease for a property which has 8 years remaining on the lease.

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What is privity of contract?

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Legal relationship between parties of a contract.

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What is privity of estate?

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Legal relationship between landlord and tenant, regardless of number of times lease and reversion have changed hands.

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