Commercial Tenancies Act (CTA)
Is it reasonable for a commercial landlord to withhold consent until a default is cured? A general feature of real property is that it can be transferred to a new owner.
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Commercial Tenancies Act (CTA)
It would seem that the application of commercially reasonable practices when it comes to storage charges against a tenant’s abandoned goods and chattels is not always the case.
Commercial Tenancies Act (CTA)
When a tenant abandons their goods and chattels following a landlord’s termination of tenancy for non-payment of rent, what is the mechanism wherein a landlord can claim storage charges?
Commercial Tenancies Act (CTA)
Landlord’s election between two mutually exclusive remedies is irrevocable and once the election is made, the other remedy is unavailable during the same default period.
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