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Coronavirus Act 2020 – What can landlords do if a tenant does not pay rent?
The Coronavirus outbreak has resulted in a period of economic challenge for businesses, particularly those with commercial leases. Although the …
How to Surrender a Commercial Lease
The surrender of a lease is a mutual agreement between the landlord and tenant to bring a commercial lease to …
Forfeiture of a Commercial Lease
If a tenant under a commercial lease breaches a contractual term in the lease, then the landlord has a statutory …
What To Do When Your Leaseholder Makes A Claim For Your Freehold
The Leasehold Reform Act 1967 gives qualifying leaseholders the right to make a claim to buy the freehold. You can …
What Is The Commercial Lease Renewal Process?
Whatever your business entails a commercial lease is an essential prerequisite to making it successful. It is important that you …
The Basics Of Development Agreements
A development agreement is a general term covering a wide range of agreements between developers, landlords, purchasers, finders, tenants. Each …
Corona virus Act 2020: The Impact on Evictions and Possession Proceedings
On 25 March 2020 the Government passed emergency legislation in response to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The Coronavirus Act 2020 …
Properties In Close Proximity To A Compulsory Purchase Order Development Scheme
If your property is adjacent or in close proximity to the proposed development work you might be able to claim …
Businesses Receiving A Compulsory Purchase Order – What Can I Claim For Compensation?
A Compulsory Purchase Order can not only be on served homeowners; it can also be served on a business property. …
Blight Notice – What Is It and Do I Have A Claim?
Statutory blight, also known as blight notice, is where the potential acquisition of land by the acquiring authority to construct …
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