Waiving goodbye to the breach: repairing obligations and waiver of breach – The 36 Group

Posted February 21st, 2017 in appeals, landlord & tenant, leases, news, repairs by sally

‘Repairing obligations are almost universally incorporated in commercial and residential leases and licences. In the general sense an obligation to repair is to carry out such repairs and maintenance as might be required from time to time (although much can depend upon the precise wording of the covenant/obligation). Where there is a breach by a tenant or licensee, the covenant is broken everyday the property is out of repair: the breach, therefore, is of a continuing nature. ‘

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The 36 Group, 6th February 2017

Source: www.36group.co.uk