190 Equitable apportionment of rents and remedies for non-payment or breach of covenant
Law of Property Act 1925 (1925 c 20) | Legislation

Redemption and Apportionment of Rents, etc

190  Equitable apportionment of rents and remedies for non-payment or breach of covenant

(1)     Where in a conveyance for valuable consideration, other than a mortgage, of part of land which is affected by a rentcharge, such rentcharge or a part thereof is, without the consent of the owner thereof, expressed to be—

(a)     charged exclusively on the land conveyed or any part thereof in exoneration of the land retained or other land; or

(b)     charged exclusively on the land retained or any part thereof in exoneration of the land conveyed or other land; or

(c)     apportioned between the land conveyed or any part thereof, and the land retained by the grantor or any part thereof;

then, without prejudice to the rights of the owner of the rentcharge, such charge or apportionment shall be binding as between the grantor and the grantee

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