541. What acts amount to waiver.
541. What acts amount to waiver.
Landlord and Tenant (Volume 62 (2022), paras 1-595; Volume 63 (2022), paras 596-1219; Volume 64 (2022), paras 1220-1957) | Commentary
A subsisting tenancy is recognised, and, if the landlord has notice of the cause of forfeiture, the forfeiture is waived:
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(1) by his bringing a claim1 for, or by the mere receipt of, rent which has accrued due since the cause of forfeiture2, whether the forfeiture is for condition
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