Butterworths Property Insolvency

Author: Enterprise Chambers; Pinsent Masons LLP; Grant Thornton UK LLP
Publisher: LexisNexis U.K.
ISBN: 9781405780995
Published In: April 2015
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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With the difficult economic climate, the relationship between insolvency and the law of landlord and tenant remains a hot topic. The gloomy forecast for the economy means that further business failure and tenant administration are likely. The prevalence of property insolvency is highlighted by recent Insolvency Service figures which found that real estate has become the worst-affected sector for insolvency after making up 35% of total administrations in the second quarter of 2011.

Specifically published for insolvency/commercial practitioners, Insolvency and the Law of Landlord and Tenant explores the relevant property law concepts, authorities and statutes so that they understand the property aspects of their work. For property practitioners, the book explains how landlord and tenant rights are affected by the insolvency regime. This title is also useful for practitioners acting for both landlord and tenant in both a commercial and residential context.

The title covers in detail the following areas: insolvency of the tenant and the landlord; freehold covenants upon insolvency insofar as they affect tenants; the restriction on reinforcement of property rights within an insolvency regime; insolvency and land registration; mortgages and insolvency; insolvency expenses as they relate to real property law; land transaction avoidance and other interests in land and how they may be affected by the onset of insolvency, such as adverse possession, easements.

Introduction
Rent
Forfeiture
Other forms of determination
Proof of debt by Landlord/Tenant
Landlord's covenants and Insolvency
Sale of the Tenancy
Sale of the Landlord's interest
Third Party rights
Disclaimer
Mortgages
Land Transactions and the Avoidance of land transactions
Set Off
Registration of Land and Insolvency
Expenses of Insolvency Regimes
Insolvency and other property rights
Distress
Precedents
Statutory Materials

General Editor: David Nicholls, 11 Stone Buildings Contributors: Lexa Hilliard QC, 11 Stone Buildings; Gary Lidington, 11 Stone Buildings; Philip Hinks, 11 Stone Buildings; Jamie Riley, 11 Stone Buildings