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Individual enfranchisement—price payable turned on interpretation of rent review clause

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Published on: 07 August 2017
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Property analysis: Barry Denyer-Green, land law specialist, Falcon Chambers considers Clarise Properties, in which the meaning of a rent review clause was key to the price payable on enfranchisement.

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