No relief for tenants

Article Abstract:

The UK Housing Act 1988 has left some private residential tenants with fewer rights than they could have otherwise claimed under general law. Tenants who were in rent arrears were allowed a chance to pay off their arrears whilst still keeping their lease. But a case heard in the UK Court of Appeal during 1999 interpreted the Housing Act as disallowing tenants relief from forfeiture. Possession by the landlord would be permitted if the rent arrears had not been reduced to less than two months when the case was heard in court.

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Survival of the smallest

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the needs of small business tenants are presented. The provisions which have been made for business tenants under the Code of Practice for Commercial Leases are discussed.

Economic aspects, Small business

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Decoding lease structures

Article Abstract:

An investigation into commercial leases and the value of the voluntary code of practice was undertaken for the UK Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, Commercial Buildings, Nonresidential construction, not elsewhere classified, Reports, Commercial leases, Commercial construction, United Kingdom. Department of the Environment

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