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Unfair Forfeiture Clause

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JIMIBROWN | 19:07 Tue 10th Apr 2007 | Property
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In my lease for purchased property (leasehold) there is a clause that is called forfeiture allowing the landlord to re-possess in the event that I fail on ground rent or breach covenants. Is this clause common, should I be worried about it and will it affect re-sale potentially?
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