Solutions to poorly defined subjects

The paper examines the law on tenants' alterations and reviews how the service charge might be apportioned where the lease prescribes that a floor area apportionment be used and shows possible outcomes dependent upon the wording used. Consideration is also given to leases that are less prescrip...

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Published inThe Estates Gazette p. 133
Main Author Edwards, Chris
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Sutton Reed Business Information UK 25.04.2009
Subjects
Apportionment
Best practice
Commercial real estate
Fees & charges
Leases
Regulation
Services
Tenants
United Kingdom > UK
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ISSN0014-1240
2059-5123

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Summary:The paper examines the law on tenants' alterations and reviews how the service charge might be apportioned where the lease prescribes that a floor area apportionment be used and shows possible outcomes dependent upon the wording used. Consideration is also given to leases that are less prescriptive as to the method of apportionment, referring only to a "fair and reasonable proportion as determined by the Landlord's Surveyor".
ISSN:0014-1240
2059-5123