The measures put in place by the government earlier this year to protect businesses against the threat of insolvency and those protecting directors against wrongful trading claims by a liquidator have been extended to 31 December 2020, to give companies...
If you are a tenant in a commercial property and you wish to undertake alterations to the property, your lease may require you to obtain consent from your landlord before any works are started. Landlords often place restrictions on the alterations or improvements that a tenant can make during a lease term. If your lease stipulates your landlord’s consent is needed for alterations, it is common practice for landlords to document their consent in the form of a formal licence for alterations.