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LANDLORD & TENANTCOMMERCIAL LEASESTENANTS' AMENDMENTS6TH EDITIONRobert SweetDEFECTIVE PREMISES:LAW AND PRACTICEPRACTITIONER SERIESWilliam HanburyDILAPIDATIONS:THE MODERN LAWAND PRACTICENEWEDITIONCommercial Leases: Tenants’ Amendmentsgoes through leases clause by clause, explainingtheir meaning and suggesting ways they mightbe amended in favour of the tenant. A full rangeof precedents for commercial leases and leaseagreements is provided, together with standardindustry forms.• Shows how amendments can be used toreflect changes in the marketplace, theparticular features of a property and therelative status of the client• Covers all areas including covenants,insurance, service charges, collateralwarranties, rent deposit deeds and the LandRegistry clauses• Highlights the key areas to focus on in leasenegotiation• Incorporates all recent developments in caselaw and legislation• Reflects current best practice, such asdrafting in plain English and the Code ofPractice for Commercial LeasesJURISDICTION: England & WalesApr-2009 978 1 847 03545 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 237807Paperback, 374 pp £110.00/€140.00COMMONHOLD LAW1 RELEASE A YEARTrevor M Aldridge QC (Hon)Including coverage of all regulationsimplementing Part 1 of the Commonhold andLeasehold Reform Act 2002, CommonholdLaw enables practitioners to advise clients onhow to make use of commonhold.• Reviews different uses of commonhold incommercial and residential property• Includes guidance on how to set up, runand wind up a commonhold association• Cross-references procedural checklists tothe text, showing what do to at each stage• Provides precedents for supplementing themodel constitution documents, fordocuments needed in running acommonhold and for forms of lease to letcommonhold units• Reproduces the regulations in full, includingthe prescribed forms• Provides annotations to the 2002 Act,cross-referenced to the regulations to showhow the Act works in practiceJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 75880 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6178Looseleaf £307.00/€405.00Updating releases charged for on publicationThis work provides guidance on all aspects ofdefective premises cases, covering cases relatingto both residential and commercial premises. Itgoes step-by-step through the various stages ofa case, giving clear procedural guidance onmatters such as gathering evidence, remediesand court proceedings.• Supplies practical advice on how to proceedat each stage• Explains the remedies which may beavailable so clients can be advised ofpossible outcomes• Covers both landlord and tenantperspectives, as well as landlords' liability toneighbours and trespassers, helpingpractitioners advise all parties in cases• Shows how recent legislation on gas andother health and safety areas applies• Contains forms and precedents to assist witheach stage of the procedure• Supplies checklists of key information forquick referenceJURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-2008 978 1 847 03126 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 219334Paperback, 424 pp £115.00/€147.00ENFORCEABILITY OFLANDLORD AND TENANTCOVENANTS2ND EDITIONTimothy Fancourt, QCThis highly respected work, often cited in theCourt of Appeal, provides detailed guidance onthe enforceability of leasehold covenants. Itcovers both "new" tenancies created since theLandlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995 and"old", pre-1995 tenancies.• Enables practitioners to draft new covenantsaccurately and give advice on existing, pre-1995 covenants• Covers restrictions on liability of formertenants and guarantors, anti-avoidance, theassignment of tenancies, repeals andamendments• Deals with the significant changesintroduced by the Human Rights Act 1998,the Contract (Rights of Third Parties) Act1999, and the Land Registration Act 2002• Explains the implications of case law• Uses checklists to clarify complex aspects• Reproduces forms and statutory materialJURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-2006 978 0 421 95290 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 157451Hardback, 474 pp £225.00/€286.00PROPERTY AND CONVEYANCINGLIBRARY5TH EDITIONNicholas Dowding, QC, Kirk Reynolds, QC andAlison Oakes"This really is an excellent book and anyonedealing in dilapidations day-to-day will need tohave a copy..." – Landlord & Tenant ReviewNow in its 5th edition, Dilapidations: TheModern Law and Practice has establisheditself as the leading text on the law of bothresidential and commercial dilapidations.The work concentrates on those areas of thelaw which give rise to problems in everydaysituations, offering a comprehensive andauthoritative discussion of the legalprinciples involved, with useful examples ofhow they apply in practice.Practical in approach, it provides stage-bystageprocedural guidance for resolvingdisputes, including expert commentarysupported by worked examples, forms,sample clauses, cases and statutes.• Comprehensive, one-stop reference ondilapidations• Discussion of legal principles isaccompanied by worked examplesshowing how they apply in practice• Explains landlords' and tenants'obligations and liabilities• Discusses modern building technology aswell as more traditional constructiontechniques• Goes through the litigation procedure,reflecting the latest changes under theCivil Procedure Rules• Discusses remedies and damages• Examines a wide range of relevant, up-todatecase law, including Commonwealthdecisions• Provides updated forms and precedentsto help ensure documents are preparedaccuratelyJURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-2012 978 0 414 02499 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 568325Hardback c. £205.00/c. €261.00104 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk