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Commercial common sense and the interpretation of service charge clauses (Supreme Court) (full update)
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Commercial common sense and the interpretation of service charge clauses (Supreme Court) (full update)
In Arnold v Britton and others [2015] UKSC 36, the Supreme Court considered whether a service charge clause in leases of holiday chalets should be interpreted as obliging the tenants to pay a fixed sum with a fixed annual increase.
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Published on 11-Jun-2015
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