Supermarkets are you joking they are corporates they will be allowed to raise prices as much as they want. Just like banks can raise interest rates we can't challenge that in tribunal can we? Just pay up and shut up.
So sounds like that the next thing would be if the tenant doesn't pass affordability test landlord can't refuse guarantee from local authority and obviously they won't pay up without taking them to court which will cost even more.to evict...
Reply to the comment left by Suspicious Steve at 03/09/2025 - 09:07You are talking legal stuff but govts find a way to bend rules to suit them. Remeber IR35 contractors on inside contracts are now employees but for tax purposes...
Exactly what I think..Wipe out the small man..Corporates take over and then tenants will deal with them just as we deal with energy companies or insurance companies with no face no recourse and most of the times a very difficult...
So he is saying businesses who hire/lease office space shouldn't be paying the landlord's mortgages!!! I thought it was for that very reason people are being asked to come back to office otherwise large property holding companies would crash for...
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Reply to comment left by David Fox at 25/08/2026 - 15:38
Supermarkets are you joking they are corporates they will be allowed to raise prices as much as they want. Just like banks can raise interest rates we can't challenge that in tribunal can we? Just pay up and shut up.
Read More →11th February 2026, 7 months ago
So sounds like that the next thing would be if the tenant doesn't pass affordability test landlord can't refuse guarantee from local authority and obviously they won't pay up without taking them to court which will cost even more.to evict...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Steve Roberts at 03/09/2025 - 09:07
Reply to the comment left by Suspicious Steve at 03/09/2025 - 09:07You are talking legal stuff but govts find a way to bend rules to suit them. Remeber IR35 contractors on inside contracts are now employees but for tax purposes...
Read More →Reply to comment left by David Fox at 24/03/2025 - 10:13
Exactly what I think..Wipe out the small man..Corporates take over and then tenants will deal with them just as we deal with energy companies or insurance companies with no face no recourse and most of the times a very difficult...
Read More →5th February 2025, 2 years ago
So he is saying businesses who hire/lease office space shouldn't be paying the landlord's mortgages!!! I thought it was for that very reason people are being asked to come back to office otherwise large property holding companies would crash for...
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