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AHGR LIMITED and - (1) LUKE KANE-LAVERACK (2) PETER KANE-LAVERACK

If a planning permission and a lease require premises to be used as a "live/work unit", must the tenant "live and work" or "live and/or work" at the premises? On the first appeal, Meade J held that the second reading is correct (his judgment here). The Court of Appeal has now granted permission for a second appeal and Nat Duckworth, who acts for the claimant landlord, will be inviting the Court of Appeal to prefer the first reading of the term "live/work unit".


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