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Chapter 3 · Forfeiture

237. Relief against forfeiture

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(1)

Any lessee, sublessee or tenant against whom any person or body is proceeding to enforce a forfeiture may apply to the

Court for relief against the forfeiture; and the Court—

(a)

may grant or refuse relief as it thinks fit, having regard to all the circumstances of the case (including, if the case is one to which section 235 applied, the proceedings and conduct of the parties under that section); and 260

National Land Code 391

(b)

if it grants relief, may do so on such terms as it thinks fit.

(2)

Subsection (1) shall have effect notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in the lease, sublease or tenancy in question.

Report

Chapter 4

Determination of leases and tenancies

Chapter 1

Creation of charges, and general provisions relating thereto

Chapter 2

Implied provisions

Chapter 3

Remedies of chargees: Sale

Chapter 4

Remedies of chargees: Possession

Chapter 5

Discharge

Chapter 6

Liens

Chapter 1

Creation

Chapter 2

Release, extinguishment and cancellation

Chapter 1

Presentation of instruments for registration

Chapter 2

Procedure generally

Chapter 3

Determination of fitness for registration

Chapter 4

Manner of registration

Chapter 5

Powers of Attorney

Chapter 6

Cancellation of registration

Chapter 7

Endorsement of exempt tenancies

Chapter 1

Caveats

Chapter 2

Prohibitory orders

Chapter 1

Co-proprietorship

Chapter 2

Trusts

Chapter 2

Deposited plans

Schedules