Asked by Samantha English on 20-02-2022 20:37:03
Question posted in the Property Law category relating to Western Cape
Good day ..I got a letter of demand for arrears on my business premises due to covid my business were struggling...I just need someone to explain to me what this means more in detail.....the landlord will take any other appropriate action wich it deems fit in the circumstances wich includes but is not limited to cancelation of the lease agreement and eviction.
Hope you can help
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Posted by Att. Patrick on 20-03-2022 08:38:00
Hi there,
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It sounds as if the letter you received is a straight forward breach letter and your landlord is telling you that at the moment he is just interested in you paying your rental, but that if you fail to pay your rental then he will not hesitate to cancel your lease and eject you from the premises.
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