
Forfeiture, CRAR and Statutory Demands are back – Key Changes in March 2022
What The Commercial Rent law means for tenants in arrears
What The Commercial Rent law means for tenants in arrears
This brief update has been prepared for tenants who find themselves in arrears as The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill (the “Bill”), currently making its way through Parliament, will change the current situation regarding pandemic arrears and the ban on certain landlord remedies.
This month we caught up with Phil Kemish at reboxed. reboxed is a sustainability-focused refurbished and pre-owned tech brand based in Brixton, south London. Its mission? To rehome 100 million devices by 2030.
In March 2020, as a result of the emergence of COVID-19, a number of small businesses made claims through their insurance policy providers for loss of earnings. They relied on provisions within those policies that ostensibly covered events of business interruption. The insurers refused to pay for losses claimed on the basis that the policies didn’t cover the unprecedented restrictions arising from COVID-19.
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Key issues for commercial tenants to consider when the landlord’s ability to forfeit a commercial tenancy for non-payment of rent is reinstated.
Cash flow and funding considerations in light of government guidance as of 1 October 2020
Options for commercial tenants that are experiencing financial difficulties
A summary of the processes involved and obligations that arise when striking off a company
The steps to follow when furloughing employees from 1 July 2020 under the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS)