Consecrated land—Church of EnglandFor the purposes of this section of this Practice Note, consecrated land means any land or building which has been...
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...
The ‘ad medium filum’ rule is a rebuttable presumption that an owner of land which abuts either:•a public or private highway, or•a non-tidal river or...
Vitiation of an insurance policyAn insurance policy may be vitiated (or invalidated) if the insured:•misrepresents or fails to disclose any material...
This Deed is made on [insert date]PARTIES1[insert name of the owner of the Servient Land] [ of [insert address] OR incorporated in England and Wales...
An adaptable Word version of this Precedent can be saved, downloaded or printed from this link:Completion statement—saleThis Precedent is a template...
Coronavirus (COVID-19): This Practice Note contains guidance on subjects potentially impacted by the government’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak....
Joint insuranceJoint insurance arises where two or more people insure separate insurable interests in the same property with the same insurer under a...
Brexit: The UK left the EU on 31 January 2020. This has implications for the schemes providing for agricultural subsidies in England and Wales, which...
Pool Reinsurance Company Limited ('Pool Re') was formed in 1993 following a series of terrorism incidents in the early 1990s in London and elsewhere...
Vitiation of an insurance policyAn insurance policy may be vitiated (or invalidated) if the insured:•misrepresents or fails to disclose any material...
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...
Tenants frequently carry out fit-out works at (or often prior to) the start of a lease and may also carry out refurbishment or further fit-out works...
Insured risksIt is in the tenant’s interests to ensure the landlord covenants to insure against as comprehensive a range of risks as possible as:•an...
If there is no express provision on insurance in the agreement for lease then, under open contract:•neither party is obliged to insure the property,...
Usually a lease provides that in the event of damage or destruction, such that the tenant is unable to occupy or trade from the property or access it,...
Level of coverIt is in both parties’ interests for the premises to be adequately insured (particularly for the tenant where the landlord’s obligation...
Insuring the developer’s worksAs between the developer and the tenant, the developer should covenant:•to ensure that the developer’s works are insured...
Most modern commercial leases, and many residential ones, place an obligation on the tenant to pay 'insurance rent' and on the landlord to insure the...
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