A tenant of a commercial unit may have a pressing commercial reason to carry out alterations to the unit. New plant or machinery may be arriving for installation. Production targets or deadlines may need to be met. Fit out contractors may be booked. In this article, we look at the steps that a tenant should take in such a situation to protect their position under their lease and the possible consequences if those steps are not taken.
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In a recent court case the non-executive chair of a private company was disqualified from acting as a director after the High Court found he had fallen short of his duties as a director.
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