Under an earlier lease, the tenant had erected an extension and storage building. There had been no obligation to do so. In the subsequent lease, the rent came to be reviewed.
Held: The improvements carried out under the previous lease were not improvements under the current lease, and could not be disregarded.
Judges:
John Mowbray QC
Citations:
(1987) 282 EG 594
Citing:
Cited – Brett v Brett Essex Golf Club CA 1986
Land was let for use as a golf course. In the first term, the tenant erected a club house and laid the course. A subsequent lease extended the term and expanded the area to include a neighbouring 9 hole course, and included a rent review clause . .
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Landlord and Tenant
Updated: 30 April 2022; Ref: scu.217914