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 which required the rent to be set by reference to the 1974 Act. The issue was as to how the club-house and other works were to be included in the valuation.
Held: s34 allowed for a disregard only for the works carried out in the current lease. The club-house and 9-hole course were to be included. They were not voluntary improvements, and the ‘demised premises’ were the premises on the grant of the second and current lease.
[1986] 278 EG 1476
Landlord and Tenant Act 1974 34
England and Wales
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Cited – Panther Shop Investments v Keith Pople 1987
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 . .
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Updated: 13 January 2022; Ref: scu.217913