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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    As i've always stated, l'm the only one that should be emotionally invested in this case in fact emotional fallout is one of my arguments against the defendant. This is a separate matter to the closure of the tenancy. As for the rest of your reply, please, leave me alone. You are not keeping to...
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    *l'm currently trying to secure a free law workshop session
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    Please, if you are a heavy presence on here, if you are a high octane user that needs to exact a price from someone for each "contribution" there's no need to answer this thread. Even if you have the best answers to my OP. I'll live without your contributions. I just want decent meek people that...
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    This is why l'd rather reply to people answering the OP. There's no basis for respondents being so emotionally laden. The anger comes from cognitive dissonance, being confronted with a counterargument and having nothing to argue back with, and not realising this isn't a battle in any case, just...
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    The lease was not fully honoured, in that l was actually assured peaceful enjoyment, and a 7 day notice period before the landlord / anyone working on his behalf, would visit - except in emergencies - then l got a sinister taunt from the rep to tell me they had entered my room (no context other...
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    *pigeons The thread developed way beyond that, even with that person's information. Kindly don't get personal or condescending.
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    The argument is that the landlord wants the tenants but none of the landlording as it's an investment property to him and little else. If he is to be like that, then he ought not covet my money, especially considering the range and severity of abuses which occurred, which in different contexts...
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    The figures are not actual (though not far off) and they don't matter. I've explained already that they served to demonstrate the dilemma in forfeiting stock onsite or forfeiting in a container.
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    Thanks. I actually used to work from one of those units, and l met some lovely people there, every day was an adventure. Unfortunately l've now developed Reynauds phenomenon so my fingertips turn icy even during cool breeze in summer sometimes. It's good that you found a good price though...
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    That's a good way of putting it. Being a businessperson often means saying no to "opportunities". However in this case, l just don't have any provable new funds (l plan to rapidly expand, but proven track record in the new avenues l want to pursue). Therefore l would probably fight for that...
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    Leasing a business unit…. do I really need a solicitor?

    I'm in a pickle over such an agreement right now. Or at least it seems like a similar contract. One where the landlord can shut the tenant down at any time with 4 weeks minimum notice, no reason needed. Apparently it's way more nuanced than l could have imagined, especially given the LL's...
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    By the way, l recall reading an online article about giving advice once: people often stray into bad advice when they give the advice that'd suit themselves ... not if they were in the other person's shoes, the other person stays in their own shoes, but they just give the advice that'd suit...
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    Sorry what has this to do with my OP questions?
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    Why the heck do you need to get so damn personal, what is wrong with you?
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    Commercial landlord wants to evict under an easy in easy out contract (hence no fault on landlord)

    Thanks, l've copied this down. Some good info there. I think the greatest repetition on here has been the issue of what l should do instead, and whom l should consult instead. I am only here for the first test of the legal arguments and to see if there were any immediate paperwork l could...
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