In the words of Amelia Earhart: “The most difficult thing is the decision to act!” As the crunch quarter rent day approached in June, the commercial property sector was anticipating a new Code of Practice for Commercial Property Relationships. The code is now out, but the government has fluffed its lines.
Under section 82 of the Coronavirus Act 2020, the government introduced a moratorium on new forfeitures. The measure is only temporary and the situation could become more complicated for tenants and landlords alike.
Bellrock’s skilled staff and web-based data platform provide an end-to-end asset management service.
In a report of two recent cases, we hear about the tenant who successfully secured a new lease despite seeming to miss rental payments, and a landlord who failed to gain access to its premises
This week's cases involve a landlord's refusal to give consent to a change of use on his a premises, confusion with section 25 notices served by a landlord wishing to oppose a tenancy, and money owed by a family business to an uncle
The twists, turns and possible pitfalls of Calderbank offers, the cost of renting property with too-thin water pipes and a land dispute over a tripartite word-of-mouth agreement are all unravelled in this regular review of law cases
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