Unreasonably Withheld in UK Law

  • Chapter 9: Contract participants
    • Part 3: Contract Negotiation
    • The Law and Practice of Complex Construction Projects
    • 92-94
    ... ... below a certain amount) and whether the employer should not unreasonably withhold or delay its consent; (iii) clarify that, where the whole or part ... ’s and specify whether such consent should not be unreasonably withheld or delayed; (vii) prescribe that the main contractor shall obtain the ... ...
  • Kenneth S Gerber, COMMERCIAL LEASES IN SCOTLAND Edinburgh: W Green & Son (www.wgreen.co.uk), 2009. xxxv + 217 pp + companion CD. ISBN 9780414017528. £76.13.
    • No. , January 2010
    • Edinburgh Law Review
    • 170-171
    ... ... to assignations and other dealings where consent is not to be unreasonably withheld by the landlord (para 12-10) ... Although this is not intended ... ...
  • REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
    • No. 18-3, May 1955
    • The Modern Law Review
    • 0000
    ... ... care for the safety of their visitors would impose an unreasonably heavy burden in those cases in which the visitor was a mere licensee ... of giving consent, or that the consent is unreasonably withheld : Adoption Act, 1950, 8. 3. The courts have placed a very restricted ... ...
  • Adoption Applications And Parental Responsibility
    • No. 20-5, September 1957
    • The Modern Law Review
    • 0000
    ... ... or guardian4 to be dispensed with if, inter alia, it is unreasonably withheld.5 They stated that the clause “has become a dead ... ...
  • Two Views of Merkur Island
    • No. 5-3, 1984
    • Statute Law Review
    • 127-129
    ...CASE NOTES 127 ... question whether agreement has been unreasonably withheld because it ... requires the court, not the parent, to give first ... ...
  • Case Notes
    • No. 5-3, 1984
    • Statute Law Review
    • 124-127
    ... ... dispensed with if the parent is withholding his agreement unreasonably. It ... is on this circumstance that discussion of the present case-law is ... question whether agreement has been unreasonably withheld because it ... requires the court, not the parent, to give first ... ...
  • REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
    • No. 30-1, January 1967
    • The Modern Law Review
    • 0000
    ... ... supplementary ground where the consent of one spouse is unreasonably withheld. There is no irrationality, as the Group claims,w in combining ... ...
  • Sample Partnership/LLP Agreement
    • Appendix
    • Partnership and LLP Law - 2nd edition
    • Elspeth Berry
    • 221-234
    ... ... times as the Partners may agree, such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld, but provided that at least two Partners will remain available to ... ...
  • The Lonsdale Trade Marks: round 2
    • No. 4-3, 2009
    • Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice
    • 154-156
    ... ... prior written consent of the Licensor, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. … The Licensor shall be deemed to have given its ... ...
  • Chapter 25: Liability issues
    • Part 4: Contract Negotiation
    • The Law and Practice of Complex Construction Projects
    • 216-232
    ... ... , the parties usually agree that such consent should not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Whether or not it is reasonable to withhold consent ... ...
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