What a landlord has to do to validly cancel a lease for breach
In this article we consider the options a landlord has when a tenant has breached its lease. We also consider the steps a landlord is required to take in order to cancel the lease.
In this article we consider the options a landlord has when a tenant has breached its lease. We also consider the steps a landlord is required to take in order to cancel the lease.
A guarantee is a promise from you that you (the guarantor) will meet the obligations of another party should they default in any arrangement with a third party. They are commonly used by lenders and banks.
Family trusts are often marketed as a great way to protect family assets. Although trusts can be useful, they are not ‘get-out-of-jail-free’ cards, as Mr Lightbody discovered when his trust was considered by the Supreme Court in Regal Castings Ltd v Lightbody.