Month: March 2020

Commercial forfeiture is a common provision that gives a landlord options with respect to regaining premises if there has been a substantial breach of a covenant. However, while the process is fairly straightforward, the detail of the law (and the lease) must be followed to ensure that this right is being correctly exercised. The law … Read more

The use of e-signatures is becoming increasingly common as a way to speed up document execution. Although the law already allows for this, there is no single, clear provision on using electronic means to execute deeds, which is why this is a topic that can confuse. As a result, the Law Commission carried out a … Read more