LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT 1954 REFORM: CONSULTATION INSIGHT SERIES
Read our consultation insight series
The Law Commission’s consultation on reform of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 is the most significant review of commercial landlord and tenant law in decades. It raises fundamental questions about how business tenancies operate in today’s market from who will benefit from the right to renew, which leases might be excluded and the mechanism to do so through to the renewal terms, including valuation and how to deal with modern rental structures, rights to terminate and the forums for resolving disputes.
This series goes beyond the headlines in our overview piece – Part 2: 1954 Act consultation – headlines, “quick wins” and delving into the detail – to explore specific proposals in depth. Across the articles we examine the practical implications for landlords, tenants and investors, helping you to engage with the consultation and prepare for potential reform.
More insights will be added as the consultation progresses.
Events: The 1954 Act in focus
London
Attend our panel discussion in London on the Law Commission’s second consultation on the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, the Act that governs security of tenure for business tenants in England and Wales.
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Manchester
With the consultation deadline approaching on 16 September, this breakfast event in Manchester will explore the proposals most likely to affect commercial landlords and tenants.
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Manchester, UK
Leeds, UK
Manchester
Leeds, UK
London
London, UK