forfeiture
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Don’t dawdle on relief from forfeiture
A look at a Court of Appeal decision on reasonable promptitude
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Q&A: Addressing questions of forfeiture
Queries from a landlord and a tenant on the waiving of, and relief from, forfeiture
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Not waiving, forfeiting
Allyson Colby analyses a tricky case on forfeiture relating to a café
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No forfeiture clause, no flexibility
Can a landlord terminate a flexible tenancy agreement for a fixed term of five years prior to the…
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On the Case: Forfeiture after Manchester Ship Canal
LISTEN: The text books will have to be rewritten, say Matthew Bonye and Alice Dockar
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On the Case: Forfeiture after Manchester Ship Canal
LISTEN: The text books will have to be rewritten, say Matthew Bonye and Alice Dockar
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The Agenda: The law of forfeiture is oppressive
LISTEN: Jonathan Seitler QC and BCLP’s Jeremy Stephen debate the merits of the law of forfeiture
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The Agenda: The law of forfeiture is oppressive
LISTEN: Jonathan Seitler QC and BCLP’s Jeremy Stephen debate the merits of the law of forfeiture
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Legal notes: Short-term relief from forfeiture
Does breaching a “keep-open” clause present a cast iron argument for forfeiture?
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Relief against forfeiture: playing the long game
Should a landlord be able to forfeit a long lease granted for a substantial premium?
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‘The elasticity of reasonable promptitude’
The phrase was used by the Court of Appeal recently about applications for relief against forfeiture