Jeff Haigh asked 1 year ago Commercial property let 7 months behind in rent had a court date for telephone hearing, both tenant and solicitor for tenant did not attend asked Judge to make a judgement but Judge decided to hold over for 21 days to find out why neither attended and said he would set a new hearing date at the earliest available date after 21 days. Cant win either way.
Marc Attwater Staff answered 12 months ago Just in case something serious happended to the tenant or tenants lawyer, thejudge has given directions accordingly. What you dont want is a judement, only for the tenant to make an application notice have it set aside.
Marc Attwater Staff answered 11 months ago The courts seem to be getting very bad. They dont seem to be function as well as one would expect.
Jeff Haighreplied 9 months ago
If the section 25 was served in December 2019 with the eviction set for June 2020, what do i have to do to re-instate the section 25 that was set over due to covid, it is now 10 months on and still no rent, people refer to serving a notice 8 or 21 does this apply to my case.
Jeff Haighreplied 11 months ago
A court hearing has now been set aside for August 2021 so tied into another prolonged wait. Why are the various associations not asking the government to amend the covid act section 82 to which the moratorium was to protect those in the retail, entertainment, pubs and restaurants from being evicted and yet also allows other industries to jump on the band wagon and who have maintained a work load and yet still refuse to pay any rent because they dont have to.
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replied 10 months ago
What can i do about proof of property insurance that is a pre-requisite of the tenancy agreement and the tenant has not provided proof for over 2 years. Is this a breach of the tenancy ?
replied 12 months ago
Judge has set a new hearing date which may not go ahead due to 2nd lockdown, what is unsure now is the possibility of an extension of the sect 82 Act moretorium will landlords ever get their property back before going bankrupt ?