Wragge & Co has advised Morrisons on its purchase of 49 Blockbuster stores from the administrators of the collapsed DVD and video games rental company. The properties, earmarked as part of the supermarket's expansion of its Morrisons M local convenience estate, follows the acquisition of seven stores formerly owned by another retailer in administration - camera store Jessops.
February 18, 2013 at 06:55 AM
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Wragge & Co has advised Morrisons on its purchase of 49 Blockbuster stores from the administrators of the collapsed DVD and video games rental company.
The properties, earmarked as part of the supermarket’s expansion of its Morrisons M local convenience estate, follows the acquisition of seven stores formerly owned by another retailer in administration – camera store Jessops.
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