Property Notices

Provides an account of the general law of Notices. This work deals with general terms in the subjects of service and interpretation of notices. It refers to the authorities in which the principles under discussion has been applied in various contractual or statutory contexts. It is aimed at all property lawyers.

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Notices are a key tool of the property lawyer ranging from notices to quit to break notices, from rent review notices to Party Wall Act notices. In recent times, there has been a spate of judicial activity on the issue of property notices creating a substantial body of case law about the interpretation of notices with the result that the whole area is now more complex. There are countless ways in which the lawyer can err in drafting and serving a notice. An invalid notice may be disastrous for the client and may prevent a tenant from breaking an onerous lease or prevent a landlord obtaining possession. This new work provides a definitive account of the general law of Notices. It will deal in general terms with the subjects of service and interpretation of notices, and will then refer to the authorities in which the principles under discussion has been applied in various contractual or statutory contexts (ie Notices to Quit, Break Notices, etc). "Property Law Notices: Service and Interpretation" is the first work to be dedicated to this core area of practice and will be essential reading for all property lawyers.