Last year Abe and Bee, a young couple, moved into a large, one bedroom flat above a shop in Bow. The registered freehold of the property was owned by Cleaneze pic, a cleaning company that used the shop as a launderette. In 2010 Cleaneze plc had entered into a forty year licence of the flat with Dot, Bee's mother who was the manager of the launderette. Before moving in to the flat Abe and Bee each signed separate copies of an identical document, although Abe signed his copy two days after Bee because he was unexpectedly delayed on his return from holiday. Each document included the following terms: a) This agreement is a licence and will last for five years or until Dot needs the flat back for her own occupation. b) Abe and Bee shall pay an occupation charge of $200 per week. c) Cleaneze plc will provide cleaning services every Sunday morning between 9.00am and 11.00am. () Dot will retain keys to the flat. e) Since Abe and Bee have lived in the flat the cleaning services have been provided only once, even though Abe emailed Cleaneze plc with a reminder. Abe and Bee seek your advice about the status of their agreement. Advise them. 2015