Coronavirus Update for Residential Landlords – February 2021 It will come as no surprise to Residential Landlords that regulations relating to the removal of tenants have been extended again. The ban on enforcing Warrants of Possession [carried out by Court...
The impact of COVID-19 on enforcement Obtaining a County Court Judgment (CCJ) is the first step in enforcing a debt against the debtor. Once a CCJ has been obtained, the judgment creditor will need to take the necessary steps to enforce their Judgment to recover the...
Business Dispute: A boost for business interruption insurance claims Businesses have suffered widespread disruption and closures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the government’s response. Fortunately, many businesses will now be able to successfully recover...
Coronavirus Update for Residential Landlords – January 2021 Residential Landlords are only too aware of the longstanding issues since the beginning of COVID in 2020 that has prevented effective action against tenants who are in rent arrears. The ability to...
In the Electronic Age: Beware of Entering into Contracts Without Intending to It is of course well known that a contract can be made orally without any letter/order form/email in sight. The difficulty with oral contracts is generally proving what the agreed terms...
Commercial Contract Disputes – Will Brexit allow you to Terminate the Contract? In future, the implications of Brexit are likely to give rise to several contract disputes in relation to issues such as price, distribution of goods and future changes in EU standards...
