Last orders for Lidl’s lookalike gin, as judge calls time on trade mark infringement
Dispute resolution: to mediate or not…
Mediation is a process in which a neutral third party (the mediator) is appointed by the parties to a dispute to assist them to explore possible ways of reaching a negotiated resolution. Mediators tend to be appointed to facilitate negotiations, rather than to evaluate the relative strengths or weaknesses of the parties’ respective positions.
Commercial Rent Arrears
Bad faith: Tornado | EU Court recognises that a planned deal is not a done deal
Life After Lockdown: Covid-19 and Commercial Property
With all non-essential shops opening on Monday 15 June and the June quarter’s rent (which usually falls due on 24 June) imminent, commercial landlords and tenants are being encouraged to discuss the position and work out commercial solutions, which are likely to involve varying the terms of their current arrangements.
Residential Possession Proceedings: Ending an Assured Shorthold Tenancy during the Term
Residential Possession Proceedings: Ending an Assured Shorthold Tenancy after the Term
It is possible to terminate an assured shorthold tenancy after the term (or under a break clause in the lease) by serving a notice under Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988. However, it is important to ensure that the additional requirements, prior to service of the notice, have been complied with fully otherwise the notice will be invalid.