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Our retail law team have created a suite of FREE training videos for all retail professionals with an interest in property and property management issues.
In order to help you, we’ve chosen the subjects which generate the most queries from our retail clients. See below for our full range of property retail training video topics:
Mark Aldrich, retail partner, presents two training videos as an introduction to leasehold:
Types of lease Who is liable under a lease
Kate Andrews presents on service charges and rights of light:
Introduction to service charges Challenging the service charge Rights of light
Kirsty Black, property litigation lawyer, presents three training videos on landlord’s consent:
Alterations Assignment & subletting User
Helen Taller, property litigation lawyer, presents on rights of way and rent review:
Rights of way Rent review
Michelle Leonard and Tim Rayner, property litigation lawyers, present training videos on dilapidations and landlord remedies:
Dilapidations Pre-action Protocol Challenging a schedule of dilapidations Dilapidations – the s18 cap Landlord remedies – forfeiture
We’ve also produced a separate video introducing mediation as an effective form of resolving disputes:
Introduction to mediation
The government has now published new regulations to replace the winding up restrictions mentioned above from 1 October 2021. The key point of interest from a landlord and tenant perspective is that these new regulations will prevent a landlord from presenting a winding up petition to recover rent until 31 March 2022 where the sums are unpaid by the tenant because of the financial effect of the pandemic.
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Last week, the government published a policy statement to deal with rent arrears accrued during the pandemic for those businesses affected by the pandemic.
The delay in the full easing of lockdown restrictions and the knock on effect for certain tenants (particularly those in the hospitality and entertainment industry) has clearly caused a change of heart and the government has now announced a further extension of the restrictions.
The government announced that it would be launching a call for evidence to help monitor the overall progress of negotiations between landlords and tenants for paying or writing off outstanding rents. This call for evidence has now been published.
The content on this page is provided for the purposes of general interest and information. It contains only brief summaries of aspects of the subject matter and does not provide comprehensive statements of the law. It does not constitute legal advice and does not provide a substitute for it.
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