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Property Breakfast Briefing – Forfeiture & Relief

Wednesday 3 June 2026
8.30am - 9.30am
Wilberforce Chambers, 77 Chancery Lane
Free to attend | 1.0 CPD

This Property Breakfast Briefing session will discuss the remedy of ‘Forfeiture & Relief’, including:

  • Waiver
    • Can you contract out of the doctrine of waiver?
    • Should waiver operate after service of a s.146 notice?
    • Whose waiver is it anyway?
  • Relief from forfeiture:
    • Is it ever too late to seek relief?
    • What conditions can be attached to relief?
    • Can relief be granted to sub-tenants on different terms?
    • Costs of relief: is it a one-way street?
  • Relief and deposits: can you get your deposit back?

Join Zoë Barton KC, Harriet Holmes and Daniel Petrides as they host this breakfast briefing.

This session will be hosted from 8.30am at our new building, 77 Chancery Lane. We will be serving pastries and hot drinks upon arrival, and the talk will start at 8.45am.

If you would like to attend, or have any queries, please contact seminars@wilberforce.co.uk

We hope you are able to join us!

 

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