Abstract
This, the second part of a three-part article on a landlord's remedies for a tenant's breach of a repairing covenant, examines the remedy of forfeiture. Discusses, with reference to case law: (1) the circumstances in which forfeiture is available; (2) when a landlord may be found to have waived the right to forfeiture; (3) the appropriate notice procedures when serving forfeiture notices; (4) the need to allow tenants reasonable time to remedy a breach of covenant; and (5) the tenant's rights to apply for relief against forfeiture.
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