Following on from a Practice & Law article by Keith Conway and Nigel Hampton on the implications of Inclusive Technology v Williamson we are delighted to print on page 56 of the magazine this week a letter from Mark Shelton and Paul Moorcroft of Eversheds LLP.
They say that they are not convinced by the authors' suggestion that the principle established in the case, that a landlord who had informed a tenant of his intention to redevelop and had served a hostile section 25 notice was therefore under an ongoing duty to inform the tenant of any change in circumstances, can be applied to other situations, including notices under the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban development Act 1993.
I will try and print the letter here in full once the magazine has been published.
Other articles in this week's Practice & Law include a consideration by Nick Mott and Louise Crawford of Denton Wilde Sapte of "Meanwhile Use Leases" as a way of making temporary non-commercial use of shops that have become vacant during the recession.
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