National leader Eversheds has launched a claim against its landlord over a rent hike affecting its Manchester office. The firm filed a claim against its landlord - Hamden Properties - in the High Court earlier this year (15 January), appealing against a rent review that saw the firm's rent on the space increasing by around £50,000 more than it expected.
May 29, 2008 at 01:48 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
National leader Eversheds has launched a claim against its landlord over a rent hike affecting its Manchester office.
The firm filed a claim against its landlord – Hamden Properties – in the High Court earlier this year (15 January), appealing against a rent review that saw the firm’s rent on the space increasing by around £50,000 more than it expected.
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