143 Effect of licences granted to lessees
Law of Property Act 1925 (1925 c 20) | Legislation

143  Effect of licences granted to lessees

(1)     Where a licence is granted to a lessee to do any act, the licence, unless otherwise expressed, extends only—

(a)     to the permission actually given; or

(b)     to the specific breach of any provision or covenant referred to; or

(c)     to any other matter thereby specifically authorised to be done;

and the licence does not prevent any proceeding for any subsequent breach unless otherwise specified in the licence.

(2)     Notwithstanding any such licence—

(a)     All rights under covenants and powers

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