No quick fix to cleaning up contamination

By:

Moore, L

Contributor(s):

Weatherhogg, R

Language: English Series: Property Week ; 60(4) 25 July 1997, 25(1)Publication details: 1997Subject(s):

Summary: Explains that whilst more commercial lease agreements are apportioning potential liabilities for remediation costs associated with a site, general repairing covenants were not intended to cover such liabilities. Reviews the Courts` approach to this grey area.

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Explains that whilst more commercial lease agreements are apportioning potential liabilities for remediation costs associated with a site, general repairing covenants were not intended to cover such liabilities. Reviews the Courts` approach to this grey area.

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