Landlords and Tenants Behaving Badly? The Application of Unconscionable and Unfair Conduct to Commercial Leases in Australia and the United Kingdom

N. Crosby; S. Murdoch; Eileen Webb

Landlords and Tenants Behaving Badly? The Application of Unconscionable and Unfair Conduct to Commercial Leases in Australia and the United Kingdom

N. Crosby, S. Murdoch, Eileen Webb

UWA Law School

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Abstract

Comparison between UK and Australian approaches to the use of unconscionable conduct principles in the context of commercial leases - background to the inclusion of unconscionable conduct principles in Australian retail tenancies legislation - case law illustrating the difficulties in applying the principles to retail leases - impact of provisions on the conduct of parties in negotiation.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	207-250
Journal	University of Western Australia Law Review
Volume	33
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2007

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Landlords and Tenants Behaving Badly? The Application of Unconscionable and Unfair Conduct to Commercial Leases in Australia and the United Kingdom

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