Forfeiture mini series: Re-entry, Re-let and Relief
Michael Grant and Anne Hogarth explore the process of a landlord forfeiting a lease, re-letting the property, and the former tenant seeking relief.
In this episode of FortyTwo Talks, Michael Grant and Anne Hogarth examine what happens when a landlord forfeits a lease, re-lets the property, and the former tenant seeks relief.
Through key cases, they highlight how timing, tenant conduct, and third-party rights shape the court’s approach in various scenarios.
About the speakers
Michael Grant Michael specialises in Chancery, Property Litigation, and Housing, and regularly appears in the County Court, High Court, and First-tier and Upper Tribunals. |
Anne Hogarth Anne was called to the bar in 2018. She completed pupillage and was a tenant at Fenners Chambers, practicing primarily in Family, Property, Housing and Commercial Law. She has previously also practiced in public child, probate, insolvency and crime giving her a wealth of common law experiences to draw upon in both her legal knowledge and advocacy skills. |
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