The tenant had a six monthly tenancy of furnished premises. He said that a right given by the agreement to a renewed lease which was again to include the right to a new lease, made it perpetually renewable under the 1922 Act.
Held: No perpetually renewable lease could have been intended by the parties in such a tenancy agreement.
Judges:
Justice Uthwatt
Citations:
[1944] 1 Ch 328
Statutes:
Cited by:
Cited – Marjorie Burnett Ltd v Barclay ChD 12-Dec-1980
A lease was created of a shop, dwellings and out-buildings. By clause 6 the tenant had a right to renew the lease, with the new lease creating the same provision. The defendant claimed that as a perpetually renewable lease it took effect as a lease . .
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Landlord and Tenant
Updated: 10 May 2022; Ref: scu.259713
