Add to ORKGJustice Mullins of the Queensland Supreme Court recently considered the status of a put option contained in a registered lease in circumstances where there was an assignment of the reversion. The matter arose for determination in Denham Bros Ltd v W Freestone Leasing Pty Ltd [2002] QSC 307. The decision is of interest as a lease containing a put option, exercisable by a landlord, is perhaps less commonly encountered than a lease containing a call option, exercisable by a tenant
Notes the RICS publication of a revised Code for Leasing Business Premises in England and Wales, whi...
In Part I it was seen, both on general principles and as a result of the Wik High Court's specific t...
Property law may be the most eternal of secular law. Its basic precepts and conceptions are largely ...
Justice Mullins of the Queensland Supreme Court recently considered the status of a put option conta...
The decision of Greppo v Jam-Cal Bundaberg Pty Ltd [2015] QCA 131 illustrates a defect in s 128 of t...
This article examines the maintenance of privity of contract between the original parties to a non-r...
The SCA, in Bondev Midrand (Pty) Ltd v Puling and Another and a Similar Case (2017 (6) SA 373 (SCA))...
It is trite law that, upon the grant of a pastoral lease which is indistinguishable from the pastora...
Discusses the options available for those subject to restrictive covenants over land who wish to hav...
In an article of this short length it would be futile to attempt a reconciliation of the decisions r...
Investigates whether the Scots law doctrine of confusio, which operates to extinguish an obligation,...
The course of social changes can often be traced in the evolution of case law. The recent decision o...
This paper aims to evaluate the legal implications of the private lease scheme (PLS) for a property ...
Assignment clauses in non-retail commercial leases are as infinitely varied as the circumstances in ...
The traditional law of leases imposed no duty on landlords to mitigate damages in the event of tenan...
Notes the RICS publication of a revised Code for Leasing Business Premises in England and Wales, whi...
In Part I it was seen, both on general principles and as a result of the Wik High Court's specific t...
Property law may be the most eternal of secular law. Its basic precepts and conceptions are largely ...
Justice Mullins of the Queensland Supreme Court recently considered the status of a put option conta...
The decision of Greppo v Jam-Cal Bundaberg Pty Ltd [2015] QCA 131 illustrates a defect in s 128 of t...
This article examines the maintenance of privity of contract between the original parties to a non-r...
The SCA, in Bondev Midrand (Pty) Ltd v Puling and Another and a Similar Case (2017 (6) SA 373 (SCA))...
It is trite law that, upon the grant of a pastoral lease which is indistinguishable from the pastora...
Discusses the options available for those subject to restrictive covenants over land who wish to hav...
In an article of this short length it would be futile to attempt a reconciliation of the decisions r...
Investigates whether the Scots law doctrine of confusio, which operates to extinguish an obligation,...
The course of social changes can often be traced in the evolution of case law. The recent decision o...
This paper aims to evaluate the legal implications of the private lease scheme (PLS) for a property ...
Assignment clauses in non-retail commercial leases are as infinitely varied as the circumstances in ...
The traditional law of leases imposed no duty on landlords to mitigate damages in the event of tenan...
Notes the RICS publication of a revised Code for Leasing Business Premises in England and Wales, whi...
In Part I it was seen, both on general principles and as a result of the Wik High Court's specific t...
Property law may be the most eternal of secular law. Its basic precepts and conceptions are largely ...