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Acting on behalf of a Private Property Investment Company and owners of a number of trade counter units, the Lease Advisory Department at Roger Hannah & Co has successfully negotiated rent terms for a 5 year lease with a national operator in Manchester for a 13,500sqft unit, achieving an overall increase of 9.4% in the…
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During the period June – September Roger Hannah & Co’s L&T Department have completed in excess of 27 lease renewal and rent reviews on behalf of retained clients and have achieved an overall increase in rental of 16.15% these impressive results come on the back of first quarter results of 13.5%. If you are a…
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A very Merry Christmas from Roger Hannah & Co.
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The Supreme Court in M&S v BNP Paribas has firmly shut the door on tenants which have successfully operated break clauses and wish to claim back rent they have paid in respect of a period after the break date. The Supreme Court has confirmed the Court of Appeal’s decision and given certainty that, without express…
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Leading North West property consultancy, Roger Hannah & Co, has produced research on the level of rental growth being experienced for their management portfolio. In Quarter 2 of 2015, the level of rental growth from completed lease renewals and rent reviews hit an impressive 13.55%. Commenting on the growth figures, Mark Keirl, Director of Roger…
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Roger Hannah & Co’s Landlord and Tenant Department goes from strength to strength with impressive 2nd Quarter results. During the period March – June 2015 the specialist Department completed in excess of 20 lease renewals and rent reviews on behalf of retained clients, achieving an impressive overall increase in rental of 13.55% which was considerably…
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In the recent case of Hough v Greathall (2015) the Court of Appeal has confirmed a Landlord who opposes the grant of a new business tenancy on the grounds of redevelopment must establish its intention at the hearing date, and not at the date of service of notice. This decision thereby confirming the principles set…
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In a recent case where, by mistake, a lease contained no express clause for the landlord to recover the insurance premium from the tenant, it was held that there was no basis of implied recovery. In Sadd v Brown (2013), the lease required the landlord to carry out works and spend money on the building,…
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The High Court in a recent decision has raised doubts about the existence of hitherto generally accepted rules of interpretation of service charge clauses, namely, that landlords should not make a profit and that such clauses should be construed restrictively. In Arnold -v- Britton (2012), a number of chalets situated in a Swansea leisure park…
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Break Options Landlord and tenants often include break clauses in a lease which allow either or both parties to terminate the lease midway through the lease. Usually the break clause is for the benefit of the tenant who is nervous about committing to rent liabilities for a long period in one location. One issue which…
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