If you are a tenant and have installed any fixtures or fittings into your premises it is important to know how those items are defined in law because it will affect you in future, under the terms of your lease and in particular in respect of dilapidations and yielding up obligations. To decide what the [...]
Could a change in delivery of products to tenants amount to a trigger event for requesting a free of tie option?
Not having a robust contact in place when entering an agreement can clearly cause untold damage to the business if things go wrong. Our short course, delivered in digestible chunks to your inbox over 5 days, looks at key points you need to understand.
Pubs and hotels, particularly those with staff accommodation, which are energy-inefficient should be aware of the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) which come into force in April 2018.
Ever since the well known Murphy case publicans have been prosecuted and received hefty fines for using foreign decoder cards and breaching Sky’s copyright.
The complications that can arise in assignment of leases
Tipping is still causing uncertainty amongst diners according to a survey by AA Hotel and Hospitality Services. Over half are unsure whether to tip, and how much. Many remain unclear about who gets the money, particularly when it comes to service charges added to the bill and non-cash tips.