Commercial Leases · glossary
A court order that gives a forfeited lease back to the tenant. For a broken covenant, the court usually grants it once the breach is put right. For unpaid rent, the tenant can get relief by paying what it owes, and clause 9.3 keeps that right. Lease 9.3 · Chapter 9 · see Forfeiture
Explained in Chapter 9, The Break Clause, and Forfeiture, of Commercial Leases.
Second, Linnet may ask the court for relief from forfeiture, an order that gives the lease back. For a broken covenant, the court usually grants relief once the breach is put right. For unpaid rent no notice is needed, but Linnet can still get relief by paying what it owes. Clause 9.3 keeps that right.Read Chapter 9, The Break Clause, and Forfeiture →
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