Property Patter: What have the restrictions on commercial landlords’ remedies during Covid-19 meant in practice?
In this episode, Emma Humphreys, Heidi Wagstaff and Richard Flenley look at the restrictions on landlords' remedies introduced by the Government to protect commercial tenants during the Covid-19 crisis and what these restrictions have meant in practice, as well as a look at what's on the horizon for landlords going forward.
Following a further government announcement on 19 June, the restrictions detailed in this podcast are being extended until 30 September. Detailed updates are available here or feel free to contact your usual Charles Russell Speechlys contact for further information
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