Briefcase Quarterly Real Estate Disputes Update - September 2023

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Vodafone Ltd V Potting Shed Bar & Gardens Ltd (Formerly Gencomp (No. 7) Ltd) & Ap Wireless Ii (Uk) Ltd -

A freeholder granted a lease to Vodafone allowing it to erect telecoms apparatus on the tower of its building. A few years later, the freeholder granted a concurrent leasehold interest of the building (and tower) to AP Wireless, whilst Vodafone was still in situ. When Vodafone applied to the Tribunal to renew its agreement (having served instigating notices on the freeholder and AP Wireless), it argued that only the freeholder could do so as the Code provides that only the original contracting party to the relevant Code agreement or their “successor in title” can modify, renew or terminate a Code agreement (and AP Wireless was neither an original contracting party nor the freeholder’s successor in title).

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