In advance of the June quarter day, the UK government has announced that it will be extending the ban on landlords evicting commercial tenants until 30 September 2020 as it looks to help businesses recover from the financial impact of the Coronavirus pandemic. The new measures announced at the end… Continue reading →
Short Read: Despite the law not yet being in force, the High Court has this week granted an unnamed high street retailer an injunction preventing one of its landlord creditors from presenting a winding-up petition against it on the expectation that the restrictions in the Bill will shortly be enacted…. Continue reading →
Loveridge v the Mayor and Burgess of Lambeth Borough Council [2014] UKSC 65 Mr Loveridgbge was the secure tenant of a flat under a tenancy granted by Lambeth Borough Council. In breach of his lease, Mr Loveridge left for Ghana for 5 months leaving the property standing empty and without… Continue reading →
For many years lenders have had issues in deciding how to deal with contents left in a property following eviction of the occupier. In some cases large storage bills have incurred and sale of the property has often been delayed, sometimes for prolonged periods. Thankfully this topic was recently addressed… Continue reading →
