Distress is a longstanding self-help remedy for commercial landlords faced with non-payment of rent. It is a common law right for landlords to enforce recovery of unpaid rent by entering on to the rented property in order to seize goods belonging
Post Scriptum: this decision was reversed on appeal. In the case of Marks and Spencer Plc v BNP Paribas Securities Services Trust Company (Jersey) Limited [2013] EWHC 1279 (Ch) the High Court held that M&S
Post Scriptum: This decision was reversed on appeal, and the tenant’s break notice declared invalid by reason of its failure to follow the strict wording of the terms of the break clause in the lease,
RELEVANT TO: Residential property owners and developers. SUMMARY: Pursuant to the Defective Premises Act 1972 (“DPA”) those who refurbish or rebuild residential property with the intention of re-selling owe a duty to a purchaser for
If you own high value residential property worth over £2m and you own it through a partnership, company or other non-natural person, that non-natural person will be subject to a new annual tax charge this
The most successful retailers now operate via multi-channel levels, aiming to create a seamless experience between on-line, mobile and in-store shopping. Retailers do not mind how you buy their products as long as you buy
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