Commercial landlord guidance in a Covid-19 world
Commercial landlords have not been immune from these pressures, with some confusion developing about the rights and responsibilities of commercial landlords during the length of the restrictions.
Commercial lease evictions – what you need to know
There are many number of reasons why a commercial landlord may wish to take back the possession of their premises.When a landlord takes back possession of their premises this is known as ‘forfeiture’.
Murria Solicitors Awarded LEAP Accreditation
Murria Solicitors awarded the coveted LEAP Best Practice accreditation for our outstanding conveyancing services
Judgment overturned without an Appeal
We were instructed by a tenant in a commercial landlord and tenant dispute whereby the landlord (a limited company) forfeited (i.e. terminated) a lease on the grounds of alleged breach of covenant, namely the failure to pay utility bills in relation to the premises.