Leasehold covenants - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 09:31, 28 September 2020

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	Damages and/or an injunction are remedies that may be available to both lessor and lessee depending upon the circumstances of the breach.		Damages and/or an injunction are remedies that may be available to both lessor and lessee depending upon the circumstances of the breach.

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	* Alienation covenant.		* Alienation covenant.
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	* ‘Land Law’ (5th ed.), GREEN, K., CURSLEY, J., Palgrave Law Masters (2004)		* ‘Land Law’ (5th ed.), GREEN, K., CURSLEY, J., Palgrave Law Masters (2004)

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	* Leasehold enfranchisement.		* Leasehold enfranchisement.
	* Leasing a property - what you need to know.		* Leasing a property - what you need to know.
		+	* Making good.
	* Modifying a restrictive covenant.		* Modifying a restrictive covenant.
	* Quiet enjoyment.		* Quiet enjoyment.
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	* ‘Land Law’ (5th ed.), GREEN, K., CURSLEY, J., Palgrave Law Masters (2004)		* ‘Land Law’ (5th ed.), GREEN, K., CURSLEY, J., Palgrave Law Masters (2004)

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	* To use the premises only for a specific purpose.		* To use the premises only for a specific purpose.
	* Not to deny the landlord’s title.		* Not to deny the landlord’s title.
−	* Not to assign or sublet.	+	* Not to assign or sublet (alienation).

	=== Not to assign or sublet ===		=== Not to assign or sublet ===
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	The Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act (1995) amended the rules for new commercial leases. It provides that lessors and lessees may agree the circumstances under which consent to assignment may be given or refused. The courts in these cases may not enquire into how reasonable a refusal was.		The Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act (1995) amended the rules for new commercial leases. It provides that lessors and lessees may agree the circumstances under which consent to assignment may be given or refused. The courts in these cases may not enquire into how reasonable a refusal was.
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		+	For more information, see Alienation covenant.

	= Usual covenants =		= Usual covenants =
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

		+	* Alienation covenant.
	* Breach of contract.		* Breach of contract.
	* Commonhold.		* Commonhold.

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	* Leasehold enfranchisement.		* Leasehold enfranchisement.
	* Leasing a property - what you need to know.		* Leasing a property - what you need to know.
		+	* Modifying a restrictive covenant.
	* Quiet enjoyment.		* Quiet enjoyment.
	* Restrictive covenant.		* Restrictive covenant.

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	* Deed of easement.		* Deed of easement.
	* Derogation from grant.		* Derogation from grant.
		+	* Forfeiting long residential leases.
	* Freehold.		* Freehold.
	* Landlord.		* Landlord.

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	* Leasehold.		* Leasehold.
	* Leasehold enfranchisement.		* Leasehold enfranchisement.
		+	* Leasing a property - what you need to know.
	* Quiet enjoyment.		* Quiet enjoyment.
	* Restrictive covenant.		* Restrictive covenant.

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	* Not to assign or sublet.		* Not to assign or sublet.

−	Not to assign or sublet	+	=== Not to assign or sublet ===

	A lessee may covenant not to assign or sublet the property, as this protects the landlord from unsuitable assignees or subtenants. This can be absolute, where the landlord prevents the tenant from assigning or subletting, or qualified, where the landlord’s consent is required. The Landlord and Tenant Act places the burden of proof on the landlord to demonstrate that the refusal of consent was reasonable.		A lessee may covenant not to assign or sublet the property, as this protects the landlord from unsuitable assignees or subtenants. This can be absolute, where the landlord prevents the tenant from assigning or subletting, or qualified, where the landlord’s consent is required. The Landlord and Tenant Act places the burden of proof on the landlord to demonstrate that the refusal of consent was reasonable.