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On demand video: Compulsory Arbitration and Covid-19 rent arrears

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On Thursday 10th February, Christopher Buckingham hosted a live webinar concerning “Compulsory Arbitration and Covid-19 rent arrears”.

This 30 minute session analysed the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill, which is currently progressing through Parliament and is expected to become law in March 2022 and is now available to watch, on demand, below:

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