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Partners, David Ashton and Stewart Gregory answer a series of questions about Alternatives to Commercial Property Rent Deposits.
If either a tenant or a landlord becomes insolvent or bankrupt, then the tenancy will become vested in either a liquidator or trustee in bankruptcy…
What is ahead for UK business – critical planning as the pandemic unfolds, is the title of a recent thought-leadership report published by Rix &…
In the previous blog in this series, we discussed what it means for landlords and tenants when a lease is “protected” or “contracted out” and…
Background The Government’s White Paper “Planning For The Future” closes for consultation on 29 October. It covers an extremely wide range of changes to the…
Broadly speaking, commercial leases can be divided into two categories: those that benefit from “security of tenure” under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and…
An option to determine your lease, often called a break clause or breaking your lease, can apply to both Landlord and Tenant. Breaking your lease…
With mental health being one of the most neglected areas of public health, this year’s World Mental Health Day focuses on the disruption mental health…
Landlords serving eviction notices during Covid-19 need to be aware of a range of requirements. With time having stood still around possession claims whilst the…
