8 - Contents of a lease (part i) Flashcards

Repair, Insurance and Landlord's remedies

1
Q

what is good covenant strength?

A

ensure tenants will pay the rent - attract future value

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2
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what is the internal envelope?

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lease of part of property - Tenant is only directly responsible for upkeep of the internal envelope

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3
Q

if the property is unfit for use, does the tenant still have to pay rent?

A

yes, unless there is a rent suspension clause - rent is usually suspended until the premises is fit for occupation again

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4
Q

how does the landlord avoid losing rent when the premises are unfit for occupation?

A

make sure he is ensured for loss of rent and insured risks

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5
Q

what is forfeiture?

A

Landlord re-enters their property following a trigger event, terminating the lease

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6
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when can the landlord forfeit the lease?

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there must be an express forfeiture clause in the lease

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7
Q

what is a Jervis v Harris clause?

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Where the tenant has breached a repair covenant, if the lease has a Jervis v Harris clause, the landlord can go into the property, carry out the repairs himself and recover the cost from the tenant as a debt.

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8
Q

what is ‘clear rent’?

A

Highest possible rent with lowest maintenance payments - part of landlord’s objectives

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