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DEALING
Clause 4.1 Clause 1.14 Schedule IV, Para. 11 – Dealing
Clause 2.8: “Any provision indicating that L’s consent or approval is not to be unreasonably withheld will be construed as though it also provided that the consent or approval is not to be unreasonable delayed.
Clause 4.1 Clause 1.14 Schedule IV, Para. 19 – Licence Fees: T covenants “to pay all reasonable costs and other expenses incurred by L in relation to every application made by T for a consent or licence under this lease whether it is granted, refused, withdraw, or offered subject to qualifications or conditions”.
Part of the Premises? | Whole of the Premises? | ||
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| Permitted? | Not permitted | Permitted subject to consent & conditions |
Lease provision(s) | Sch. IV, Para. 11.1
| Sch. IV, Para. 11.3
Sch. IV, Para 11.4 – Conditions:
Sch. IV, Para 11.5 – Circumstances:
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Statutory Impact (if any) | S.19(1A) L&TA 1927: L & T may agree conditions for consent and circumstances for refusal – given in the paragraph. S.19(1)(a) L&TA 1927: turns qualified covenant into fully qualified – already in paragraph S.1 L&TA 1988: consent/reasons for refusals not to be unreasonably delayed – provided for in Clause 2.8. | ||
| Permitted? | Permitted subject to conditions | Permitted subject to consent & conditions |
Lease provision(s) | Sch. IV, Para. 11.1
Sch. IV, Para. 11.6
Sch. IV, Para. 11.7
Sch. IV, Para. 11.8
Clause 2.8: L cannot unreasonably delay consent. | Sch. IV, Para. 11.2
Sch. IV, Para. 11.6
Sch. IV, Para. 11.7
Sch. IV, Para. 11.8
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