Termination Applications to Court

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Landlord and Tenant Law Test sobre Termination Applications to Court, creado por nathan_hutchings el 08/05/2013.
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Pregunta 1

Pregunta
Following service of section... or section... an application can be made to court
Respuesta
  • Section 25 notice
  • Section 26 request
  • Section 27 notice

Pregunta 2

Pregunta
Application to court
Respuesta
  • Must be made before date stated in L's section 25 notice
  • Day before date in T's section 26 request
  • Deadline can be extended by agreement
  • Must be made before date in T's section 26 request
  • Day before date in L's section 25 notice

Pregunta 3

Pregunta
Applications to court can be made under
Respuesta
  • Section 24
  • Section 29
  • Section 25
  • Section 26

Pregunta 4

Pregunta
Application for grant of new lease
Respuesta
  • Section 24
  • Section 29
  • Section 25

Pregunta 5

Pregunta
Section 24
Respuesta
  • Used if L opposes grant of new lease but T wants renewal
  • Used if both parties want new lease but can't agree terms
  • Used by L when L opposes grants of new lease but T wants new lease
  • Only for L

Pregunta 6

Pregunta
Application for termination without renewal
Respuesta
  • Section 24
  • Section 29
  • Section 26

Pregunta 7

Pregunta
Section 29
Respuesta
  • Used by L when L opposes grants of new lease but T wants new lease
  • Used if L opposes grant of new lease but T wants renewal
  • Only for L
  • Used if both parties want new lease but can't agree terms

Pregunta 8

Pregunta
Landlord's grounds of opposition to new lease
Respuesta
  • Section 30
  • Section 29
  • Section 31

Pregunta 9

Pregunta
Grounds of opposition must be in
Respuesta
  • L's section 25 notice
  • L's counter notice to T's section 26 request
  • L's section 27 notice
  • T's section 25 notice

Pregunta 10

Pregunta
There are seven grounds of opposition in section 30
Respuesta
  • Grounds a-c discretionary
  • Grounds d, f and g are mandatory
  • Grounds a-c madatory
  • Grounds d, f and g are discretionary

Pregunta 11

Pregunta
If L proves discretionary ground
Respuesta
  • Court may refuse an application for new lease but can take all circumstances into account
  • Court must refuse any application for new lease

Pregunta 12

Pregunta
If L proves mandatory ground
Respuesta
  • Court must refuse any application for new lease
  • Court may refuse an application for new lease but can take all circumstances into account

Pregunta 13

Pregunta
Tenant's breach of a repairing obligation
Respuesta
  • Section 30 (1) (a)
  • Section 30 (1) (b)
  • Section 30 (1) (c)
  • Section 30 (1) (d)
  • Section 30 (1) (f)
  • Section 30 (1) (g)

Pregunta 14

Pregunta
Persistent delay in paying rent
Respuesta
  • Section 30 (1) (a)
  • Section 30 (1) (b)
  • Section 30 (1) (c)
  • Section 30 (1) (d)
  • Section 30 (1) (f)
  • Section 30 (1) (g)

Pregunta 15

Pregunta
Section 30 (1) (b)
Respuesta
  • Number of occasions
  • Length of delays
  • Reasons
  • Future safeguards - rent deposit of guarantor
  • extent of disrepair

Pregunta 16

Pregunta
Section 30 (1) (c)
Respuesta
  • T must be in breach of lease covenant
  • Whether breach can be remedied
  • Has L waived right to forfeit lease for breach
  • T need not be in breach of covenant
  • Number of occasions

Pregunta 17

Pregunta
Section 30 (1) (b)
Respuesta
  • Hazel v Akhtar
  • Walsh v Lonsdale 1882
  • Antoniades v Villiers 1988
  • Facchini V Bryson 1952

Pregunta 18

Pregunta
Hazel v Akhtar
Respuesta
  • L could not rely on Section 30 (1) (b)
  • L had not notified T required strict compliance with rent payment covenant

Pregunta 19

Pregunta
Section 30 (1) (a)
Respuesta
  • T must have failed to comply with the repairing obligation in lease
  • Disrepair must be a result of this failure and exist at date of hearing
  • L prepares schedule of dilapidation
  • Court take into account - extent, previous breaches, whether T will to give undertaking for repair
  • future safe gurads
  • Reasons

Pregunta 20

Pregunta
Other substantial breaches
Respuesta
  • Section 30 (1) (a)
  • Section 30 (1) (b)
  • Section 30 (1) (c)
  • Section 30 (1) (d)
  • Section 30 (1) (f)
  • Section 30 (1) (g)

Pregunta 21

Pregunta
Suitable alternative accommodation
Respuesta
  • Section 30 (1) (d)
  • Section 30 (1) (a)
  • Section 30 (1) (b)
  • Section 30 (1) (f)
  • Section 30 (1) (g)
  • Section 30 (1) (c)

Pregunta 22

Pregunta
Landlord intends to redevelop the property
Respuesta
  • Section 30 (1) (a)
  • Section 30 (1) (b)
  • Section 30 (1) (c)
  • Section 30 (1) (d)
  • Section 30 (1) (f)
  • Section 30 (1) (g)

Pregunta 23

Pregunta
If L intends to redevelop the property he must establish
Respuesta
  • Intention
  • Demolition, reconstruction or construction
  • Need for possession
  • suitable alternative accommodation
  • seriousness of breach

Pregunta 24

Pregunta
Section 30 (1) (f) - 2 part test for intention
Respuesta
  • Settled intention
  • Reasonable prospect of fulfilling intention
  • Unsettled intention
  • (definite proposals needed)

Pregunta 25

Pregunta
Section 30 (1) (d)
Respuesta
  • L must provide suitable alternative accommodation
  • Terms for lease of new accommodation reasonable
  • Number of occasions

Pregunta 26

Pregunta
Demolition, reconstruction or construction
Respuesta
  • Nature and extent of works
  • Substantial part of premises and substantial inference of structure
  • 2 part test
  • Joel v Swaddle

Pregunta 27

Pregunta
Need for possession
Respuesta
  • L must show possession required to carry out works
  • Note effect of section 31A
  • Must be able to do works without possession or interference

Pregunta 28

Pregunta
Landlords intention to occupy premises
Respuesta
  • Section 30 (1) (a)
  • Section 30 (1) (b)
  • Section 30 (1) (c)
  • Section 30 (1) (d)
  • Section 30 (1) (f)
  • Section 30 (1) (g)
  • Occupation within reasonable time after lease terminated required
  • Five year rule - can't rely on this section if interest acquired within five years of lease terminating

Pregunta 29

Pregunta
Interim rent
Respuesta
  • between service of section 25 notice/section 26 request + grant of new lease often considerable delay - negotiations - court proceedings
  • rent which court considers reasonable (could differ from RP)
  • between service of section 30 notice/section 24 request + grant of new lease often considerable delay - negotiations - court proceedings

Pregunta 30

Pregunta
Interim rent commences
Respuesta
  • Section 25 notice - earliest termination date
  • Section 26 request - earliest commencement date
  • Section 26 request - earliest termination date

Pregunta 31

Pregunta
Termination of existing lease if no renewal exists
Respuesta
  • termination date in S25 notice
  • Commencement date 26 request
  • Four months after the courts judgement

Pregunta 32

Pregunta
Section 37
Respuesta
  • Disturbance compensation L must pay T if succesful on grounds f or g
  • L wishes to do work to premises

Pregunta 33

Pregunta
Terms of new lease
Respuesta
  • If L + T cannot agree the court may determine
  • Have regard to old lease and relevant circumstances eg MR
  • O'May v City of London Real Property
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