A disclosure statement provided alongside a lease, even if signed by the parties, is merely a summary of the lease terms and does not supplant clear and specific provisions in the lease itself where there is inconsistency. An email expressing a party's intention to terminate a lease before its expiry, assessed objectively, may constitute repudiation by anticipatory breach even if framed as a 'proposal' or invitation to negotiate. Damages for conversion of income-producing chattels may include consequential loss of commercial opportunity, assessed on a global basis where mathematical calculation is not feasible.
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