Civil Law (Property) Act 2006
420Effect of licence given to lessee
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420 Effect of licence given to lessee (1) If a lessee is given licence to do an act that contravenes a provision of the lease, the licence, unless otherwise expressed, extends only to— (a) the permission actually given; or (b) the particular breach of the provision; or (c) anything else specifically authorised to be done by the licence. (2) The licence does not prevent a proceeding for a later breach of a provision of the lease unless the licence specifically authorises the breach.
Restriction of effect of licence or waiver by lessor Part 4.4 (3) Despite the licence— (a) all rights under the provisions of the lease remain in force and are available against a subsequent breach of the provisions not specifically authorised or waived by the licence in the same way as if the licence had not been given; and (b) the provision of the lease in relation to which the licence was given remains in force as if the licence had not been given, except in relation to the particular thing authorised to be done.