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J2J Commercial Series: Contractual Good Faith (Video)
This webinar forms part of our J2J Commercial Series. Emma Hynes and Katrina Mather trace the key developments in the emerging role of good faith in contracts. They look at key case law, and consider the circumstances in which an obligation of good faith might expressly or impliedly affect a sale of goods contract. Watch a recording of the webinar below. The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter.
Part 2: The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. This is the second part in this two-part series co-authored by members of the Property and Insolvency Teams at Gatehouse Chambers considering some of practical difficulties with the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill 2021-22 as currently drafted. Part 1 can be found here. Having been introduced by the Government on 9 November 2021, the Bill passed through the Committee stage in the House of Commons in late 2021.
Part 1: The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. We are (or were!) emerging from nearly two years of restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic which forced people to stay at home and businesses to close causing shock waves throughout the economy. The government put in place the package of emergency measures and support which we are now all too familiar with. However, the question always lingered, what next? What about when the money runs out?
The Tenant Fees Act: Does it have any teeth?
The Tenant Fees Act: Does it have any teeth? Barrister Katrina Mather of Hardwicke Chambers explores the realities of the Tenant Fees ban, a “slightly peculiar piece of legislation” that came into force on 1st June This content is available only to PrimeResi Professional Members. If you have a membership login below, otherwise join Prime Resi today for full access to the Journal of Luxury Property.
The Tenant Fees Act: Does it have any teeth? | Lexology
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September 19 2019 The Tenant Fees Act came into force on 1st June of this year and applies to all ASTs from that date. It was heralded as the end to hidden and arbitrary fees forced upon tenants with little to no bargaining power against landlords and their agents who demanded the charges. But, is anything going to change?
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