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Court Partially Excuses Tenant’s Rent Obligations During COVID Shutdown
Daniel R. Avery from Goulston & Storrs on
In the social and economic fallout from COVID, businesses are assessing how best to address their commercial relationships, especially where potentially insurmountable barriers to performance loom large.
Inheritance and Condominium: an Example of (Avoidable) Condominium Litigation
Gianfranco Di Garbo from Interconsulting Studio Associato on
Reading this sentence of the Court of Rome (section V of 04/05/2020, n. 6847) one touches with one's hand an example of avoidable quarrel between condominiums, a phenomenon that, according to a reliable statistic, has reached considerable proportions.
NYC Legislation Limits Enforcement of Personal Liability Provisions and Prohibits Harassment for Certain Commercial Tenants
Derek Domian from Goulston & Storrs on
On May 26, 2020, the New York City Council passed two laws, intended to provide relief to certain commercial tenants during the COVID-19 pandemic. This advisory summarizes these laws, their implications, and their potential vulnerability to legal challenge.
Covid-19: The Fate Of Commercial Rents In The Face Of The Health Crisis
Vincent Gautier from Jean-Claude Coulon & Associés on
The spread of the covid-19 virus forced the French authorities to take strict containment measures and order the closure of certain professional establishments, which caused serious economic hardship for these tenants.
Post-COVID-19 Real Estate Market Considerations
Filipe Consciência from Caria Mendes Advogados on
Real estate market, one of the biggest drivers of the Portuguese economy and responsible for success, now faces a difficult future. At national level and certainly also at international level.
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