Authority to Effect Forfeiture

We hereby authorise Penham Excel Ltd to effect peaceful re-entry and thereby secure forfeiture of the Lease between

Name
of
Tenant

and:

True
Landlord

relating to:

Demised
Premises

as allowed under clause:

Relevant Clause
and date
of lease

and dated:

and to change locks, display necessary termination notices as required; and for so doing this shall be your sufficient Warrant, Authority and indemnification against all Actions at Law, as well as all costs, charges or expenses which may reasonably be incurred by reason of your executing this warrant; and we hereby undertake not to hold you accountable for goods forcibly or clandestinely removed from the premises following their being made secure.

On the day of

Name / Signature of person authorising forfeiture

Name and address of authority (Landlord / Solicitor)		Name of Authority
Telephone Number
Further Information

PENHAM EXCEL LTD
(Enforcement Agents)
Ashley House, Siemens Road, Stafford ST17 4DT
Tel: 01785 224999 | Fax: 01785 224774 | Email: info@penhamexcel.co.uk

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

All Sections of the Form MUST be completed. Please agree or disagree to these terms by clicking below.

1. Completion of the Form is understood to be, and will constitute a contract between (the company) Penham Excel Ltd of Ashley House, Siemens Road, Stafford, ST17 4DT and the Person(s) responsible for completion of the Form or the company they are representing, to collect under the terms of UK Law, the sums indicated as owing to the Landlord as stated within the completed form.

The Law Society's response to the Government Consultation Paper

"Building Confidence
In Electronic Commerce".

The Law Society of England & Wales supports some of the sections in the Consultation Paper and is in favour of the stated aim of promoting electronic commerce and of establishing equivalence between electronic and paper transactions.

Commerce frequently requires neither written documents nor signatures and that the vast majority of contracts are legally binding whether they are made orally, in writing on paper or by electronic mail.

Source of Information on 3rd December 2001:
http://www.lawsociety.co.uk/dcs/fourth_tier.asp?section_id=2049

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