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of <h1>Parties in Disclaimed Lease Must Apply for Vesting Order Within 14 Days or Forfeit Interest in Premises</h1> An order requires interested parties in a disclaimed lease to apply for a vesting order or be excluded from all interest in the leasehold premises. The lease was initially between the applicant and a company, with a sub-lease or charge involving the respondent. Following the company's winding-up and the liquidator's disclaimer of the lease, the applicant seeks a court order compelling the respondent to decide on obtaining a vesting order. The court mandates that the respondent must apply for the vesting order within 14 days or lose all interest in the premises. The matter is adjourned for further orders.
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