What is a headline rent?In a falling market, landlords frequently offer tenants financial inducements to take a lease in order to maintain the level...
The rule against derogation from grant applies in addition to any obligation of quiet enjoyment. It is not excluded by an express covenant for quiet...
A deed (such as a TR1) is valid and binding if the essential ingredients of execution as a deed, attestation and delivery as a deed are all present:...
Ownership, leasing or any other permitted use of land normally requires access to it to obtain the benefit of the land. The public are allowed to use...
What is merger?A lease terminates as a result of merger when both the lease and the reversion of that lease become vested in the same person—see Rye v...
No suspension impliedA suspension of rent is not implied even where the tenant pays the cost of insurance. The tenant remains liable for the rent even...
Is the agreement a grazing licence or farm business tenancy?What is a grazing licence?A grazing licence is an agreement under which a landowner allows...
Defects in design, faulty installation or the use of inappropriate or inadequate materials when building a property can lead to significant problems...
Deed of release of profit a prendreDate [insert date of deed in its full format DD-Month-Year]Parties1[insert full name of owner of dominant land] [of...
How is a profit a prendre in gross extinguished?This Q&A relates to the following Practice Note: Profits à prendre—due diligence, and profit a prendre...
Profits à prendre—registration issuesThe Land Registration Act 2002 (LRA 2002) radically reformed the land registration system in England and Wales....
Profits à prendreWhat is a profit à prendre?A profit à prendre is the right to take the products of natural growth from the land of another. Examples...
My client is buying a freehold profit à prendre in gross relating to shooting rights affecting neighbouring property. How can I establish the extent...
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