The introduction of the Coronavirus Act 2020 being passed into legislation in March saw a number of new measures put in place to protect commercial tenants after being force to close due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Amy Sevier, Property Litigation Consultant Solicitor comments in Property Investor News about the Act and provides her expertise about how this might effect commercial landlords and what she can do to help.
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