rent arrears
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Landlords facing new boom in rent arrears
Rent shortfalls caused by cost of living expect to be third higher than during covid
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Cinema operators lose Court of Appeal Covid rent arrears cases
Tenants argued they were not liable to pay rent after their premises were “rendered unfit for use”
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Recovering rent arrears: a guaranteed success?
Landlords should not shy away from pursuing former tenants and guarantors
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Rent arrears: The north-south divide
The differences in pandemic-related rent arrears legislation between Scotland and England
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The EG Interview: Paul Morgan on plans to resolve pandemic rent arrears
The former High Court judge discusses his new role as an arbitrator and mediator
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Pandemic rent arrears: don’t drink in the ‘last-chance saloon’
Here are six reasons why it’s better to mediate than arbitrate your pandemic rent arrears
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Government unveils new arbitration scheme to resolve pandemic-related disputes
Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng says the new regime will apply from late March
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Owners of Piccadilly’s The Wolseley face rent battle with freeholder
Corbin & King Restaurant Group owes around £300,000 in rent for the first floor of 157 Piccadilly
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A clear warning on rent arrears
A look at the government’s mandatory “binding arbitration process” for rent arrears
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Collaboration: a hackneyed phrase, but the key to success
COMMENT Working in partnership with tenants has never been more important
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EG Like Sunday Morning: The even more-atorium
EG surveys the industry’s reaction to the ongoing ban on recovering commercial rent arrears
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Property litigators support ring-fencing of rent arrears
Most PLA members believe that commercial tenants should be given more time to pay Covid arrears