Wolanski And Company Trustees Ltd v. First Quench Retailing Ltd [2008] ScotCS CSOH_50 (26 March 2008)
Pursuer consented expressly to the assignation including step-in and guarantee provisions, making the third party authorized occupiers; defender's averments of implied term are irrelevant due to express lease provisions; defender's averments of material breach are sufficient to go to proof.
- Citation
- [2008] ScotCS CSOH_50
- Parties
- Pursuer: Wolanski & Co Trustees Limited; Defender: First Quench Retailing Limited; First Third Party: Big Mammy K Ltd; Second Third Party: Degreefresh Ltd; Third Third Party: Soulband Ltd
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 26 March 2008
- Procedural Posture
- Commercial Action (landlord and Tenant Dispute) / Opinion After Debate on Relevancy of Pleadings
- Outcome
- Pursuer's third argument upheld; passage in defender's pleadings relating to implied term excluded from probation; other arguments rejected; case to proceed for further procedure.
- Legal Topics
- Landlord and Tenant, Lease Assignation, Implied Terms, Acquiescence, Material Breach
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Parties
Wolanski & Co Trustees Limited
Pursuer
First Quench Retailing Limited
Defender
Big Mammy K Ltd
First Third Party
Degreefresh Ltd
Second Third Party
Soulband Ltd
Third Third Party
Procedural Posture
Commercial Action (landlord and Tenant Dispute) / Opinion After Debate on Relevancy of Pleadings
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether pursuer consented expressly or impliedly to assignation of sublease to guarantors
- 2 Whether pursuer breached implied term by failing to refer to defender before removing occupier
- 3 Whether defender made relevant averments of material breach justifying rescission
Ratio Decidendi
Pursuer consented expressly to the assignation including step-in and guarantee provisions, making the third party authorized occupiers; defender's averments of implied term are irrelevant due to express lease provisions; defender's averments of material breach are sufficient to go to proof.
Court Disposition
Pursuer's third argument upheld; passage in defender's pleadings relating to implied term excluded from probation; other arguments rejected; case to proceed for further procedure.
Orders
- Exclude passage in answer 5 of defences relating to implied term from probation.
- Case put out by order for further procedure.
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