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Non-payment is one of the most damaging commercial risks a contractor can face.

Developers have increasingly used PropCo and OpCo corporate structures to ring-fence their assets, limiting your ability to recover what you are owed, even when your position is legally strong.

In this article we will cover the realities of failure to pay, basics of PropCos an...


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Rent arrears are a significant problem for commercial landlords. Remedies include court action, forfeiture, and Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR).

CRAR is a statutory regime introduced by the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, It is specifi...


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Every construction project rests on strong foundations—and no, not just the bricks and mortar. The contracts behind the building work have the power to decide whether things run perfectly or spiral into disputes.

Since construction contracts have so many moving parts, tracking progress and deliverables against what was agreed in the contract, as well as keeping pay...


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When serving a section 8 notice in accordance with the Housing Act 1988, or signing documents on behalf of a limited company there are various important issues to consider. If these documents are not signed correctly or signed by the wrong person, you may find yourself in a position of relying on an invalid notice or document in the future and your claim for possession failin...


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If you’re a landlord and find yourself dealing with property damage caused by a tenant, it’s essential to know your rights. In England and Wales, landlords can sue tenants for property damage that exceeds normal wear and tear. This legal action is typically pursued through the small claims court.

Understanding the nuances of the law, documenting damage properly, an...


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