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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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eg not to carry out alterations without the landlord's consent - as opposed to an absolute covenant, ie not to carry out alterations at all - s19 of the landlord and tenant act 1927 will step in with an implied covenant that such consent is not to be unreasonably withheld. this makes it a fully qualified covenant. the parties cannot contract out of this provision.
that is the statute I am using this afternoon.
(, Tue 5 Nov 2013, 15:44, 4 replies, latest was 12 years ago)
you wish I was an insurance lawyer, so you could use me and abuse me
(, Tue 5 Nov 2013, 15:48, Reply)
have caused me endless misery with you lot getting it wrong.
(, Tue 5 Nov 2013, 15:52, Reply)
notices are fertile ground for PI claims. the 87 act is a cunt. worst drafting ever.
(, Tue 5 Nov 2013, 15:53, Reply)
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(, Tue 5 Nov 2013, 16:02, Reply)
if you ever manage to own a property that your father-in-law didn't pay for, it might come in handy
(, Tue 5 Nov 2013, 15:49, Reply)
I miss it. Residing in London is SHIT.
(, Tue 5 Nov 2013, 15:50, Reply)
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