Is a proviso requiring a notice of intent before an entry to a building is included?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Creamer v. Gooderham, 1914 CanLII 126 (SK CA):
From a perusal, however, of the notes of Keech v. Hall, 1 Smith’s Leading Cases, 11th ed., 530, and following, it appears settled that notice is not necessary before entry and, to quote from page 532, that such a proviso is “a covenant only and no lease.”
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