Commercial Leases · glossary
A notice under the lease must be in writing and given by hand or by first class post, never by email (clause 13). By hand it is given when it is left, and by post on the second Working Day after posting. It goes to the current landlord's registered office. Lease 13.2 · Chapter 9 · see Break clause, Time of the essence
Explained in Chapter 9, The Break Clause, and Forfeiture, of Commercial Leases.
Once it is registered, the tenant has a title of its own. A notice of the lease also goes on the landlord's title. The notice is an entry that tells anyone reading that title that the floor is let.Read Chapter 10, Completion, Registration and the File →
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