In its press release on 16 September 2020, the government has confirmed the extension of its support to businesses by continuing the suspension of action to forfeit commercial leases and
Following on from our previous blog published on 4 May 2020 , the Government has acted further to protect commercial tenants, as follows: 1. the moratorium in relation to forfeiture
Prince Evans Solicitors invites you to a free live webinar addressing the impact the current pandemic has had on the payment of rent due under a commercial lease and will
Housing Secretary announced late last night as a series of measures to re-start the housing market, including getting the Country building homes for the future, including: • Allowing builders to
Our Employment Team at Prince Evans, is open for business as usual and is advising employees via FaceTime and Zoom on proposed Settlement Agreements and arranging for these to be
In our previous blog, published on 28 March 2020 we confirmed that following the coming into force of the Coronavirus Act 2020, landlords are prevented from forfeiting a commercial lease for
Is it possible to terminate a commercial lease, or avoid leasehold obligations, by reason of Coronavirus? Termination Commercial Leases do not usually include a termination provision, or even a force
Forfeiture is a right afforded to landlords to determine the lease where the tenant is in breach of any of its obligations under the lease. If a tenant is in
This may well be the feeling of many commercial landlords when faced with an application for relief from forfeiture by their commercial tenant. Particularly since the landlord may have already
In this case, a landlord granted to M&S a lease from 2006 to 2018. The rent was substantial, and the lease included a car park licence fee, a service charge
Introduction Overview of the principle of waiver of the right to forfeit a commercial lease. Still a significant amount of uncertainty. So what is waiver? Lease sets out what the
“The case of Arnold v Britton and others [2015] is the type of case which, some might say, could well give the Law the reputation of being an “Ass”. Arnold
