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CONVEYANCING ACT 1919 - SECT 133E
Breach of certain obligations not to preclude option except in certain circumstances
133E Breach of certain obligations not to preclude option except in certain
circumstances
(1) This section applies to a lease that contains-- (a) an option exercisable
by the lessee, and
(b) provision by which the lessee's entitlement to the
option is made to depend on performance by the lessee of any specified
obligation, whether such performance is required before, or after, or before
and after, the giving of any notice by which the option is exercised.
(2)
Despite any provision of the kind referred to in subsection (1)(b), no breach
by the lessee of any relevant obligation precludes the lessee's entitlement to
the option unless-- (a) the prescribed notice has been served on the lessee in
respect of the breach, and
(b) the lessee's rights are extinguished in
relation to the notice.
(3) In subsection (2)--
"breach" of an obligation includes, where the obligation requires any thing to
be done, any neglect or failure to do the thing concerned.
"obligation" includes any agreement, covenant, condition or stipulation by
which the lessee is required to do or refrain from doing any thing.
"prescribed notice" means a notice in writing-- (a) specifying the lessee's
breach of the relevant obligation and served on the lessee-- (i) within 14
days after the giving of a notice by which the option is exercised, if the
breach occurred before the giving of that notice, or
(ii) within 14 days
after the breach, if the breach occurred after the giving of that notice, and
(b) states that, subject to any order of the court under section 133F, the
lessor proposes to treat the breach as precluding the lessee from entitlement
to the option.
(4) For the purposes of subsection (2)(b), the lessee's rights
are extinguished in relation to a prescribed notice-- (a) if an order for
relief against the effect of the breach in relation to the lessee's
entitlement to the option is not sought from the court within one month after
service of the prescribed notice, or
(b) if proceedings in which such relief
is sought are disposed of, in so far as they relate to that relief, otherwise
than by granting relief, or
(c) if such relief is granted on terms to be
complied with by the lessee before compliance by the lessor with the order
granting relief, and the lessee fails to comply with those terms within the
time stipulated by the court for the purpose.
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