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the offer to assist with completion of Housing Benefit applications or direct them to an external organisation which will provide this service a. the assets and liabilities of the landlord, including any other tenancies to which the landlord is a party; and Businesses including concert halls, theatres, nightclubs required to close. Licensed premises could not sell alcohol after 10pm and were required to close by 10.20pm The arbitrator must then apply the principles in section 15 of the Act to the final proposals. Those principles are that:b. a unified approach: landlords and tenants should endeavour to help and support each other in all of their dealings with other stakeholders including governments, utility companies, banks, financial institutions, and others to achieve outcomes reflecting this code’s objectives, and to help manage the economic and social consequences of COVID-19;

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Tier 2 – Areas of Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire, West & South Yorkshire, Durham, Northumberland, Tyne & Wear, Tees Valley, West Midlands, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Greater Manchester. A reference to arbitration may not be made where the tenant is subject to any of the following which relates to protected rent debt: Some limited exceptions, e.g. takeaways. Premises which could open were not allowed to sell alcohol 10pm-6am; and any open/accessible premises had to take protective measuresTogether with the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022, this Code will continue helping landlords and tenants to move from dispute to resolution together. Outdoor attractions, e.g. funfairs, theme parks, to close (in addition to indoor), but drive-in cinemas and theatres allowed to open If, for whatever reason, your tenant stops paying, we have legal partners who will be happy to help. This keeps your private details secure, whilst ensuring your rent can be paid promptly and securely. ii. Part Two of this Code provides guidance on the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022 (“the Act”) including any applicable legal obligations. This section is therefore designed for use by Landlords and Tenants in England and Wales (where the Act applies) only.

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If a superior landlord enforces their right of forfeiture in relation to a superior tenancy in the chain during the moratorium period, then the failure of the occupying tenant (the tenant in scope of the Act) to pay protected rent debt on time cannot count against them if they apply for relief from forfeiture in respect of their interest (see paragraph 39 above in relation to tenancies in a chain).

Where either party chooses not to use alternative dispute resolution or the process used failed to resolve the dispute, the parties would not be prevented from applying for statutory arbitration (even if the alternative process was mandatory under the lease). See further information on alternative dispute resolution. Part Two: The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022 The Department would adopt the view that tenants have a responsibility to pay their rent on time and equally Social Landlords have a responsibility to maintain and sustain tenancies. There will however be occasions when failure by a tenant to pay rent may result in more serious action being taken resulting in court action and eventual eviction. Eviction should always be viewed as a last resort and should only be used when all other avenues have been exhausted. Eviction has high social and economic costs for both the tenant and the Association and frequently results in the debt being unpaid and the Social Landlord left to pay court costs. Therefore, the Department would urge all Social Landlords to place an increasing emphasis on alternative approaches with a focus on preventative, rather than reactive, strategies. a. 23 September 2022, if neither party makes a reference to arbitration, subject to extension of this period by regulations; or b. providing guidance on the Act, including statutory guidance about how landlords and tenants are to make a reference to arbitration and explaining the modifications made by the Act to remedies for unpaid rent.

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Please be aware that the graph is only a representation for illustrative purposes. The protected period should be considered on a business-by-business basis and tenants may not fit neatly into the sectors used for representation purposes in this annex. Annex A: Illustration shows the start of the ‘protected period’ until the date that restrictions were generally lifted for that sector

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