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Key messages from the Virgin Active restructuring plan and the New Look company voluntary arrangement - UK
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01-07-2021
It would be an understatement to say that May was a difficult month for landlords. Two judgements in quick succession dismissed landlord challenges to both the New Look company voluntary arrangement and the Virgin Active restructuring plan. With landlords facing estimated pandemic-related rental arrears of £6 billion for the period of March 2020 to June 2021, these judgements provide for an extremely challenging environment for rental recoveries as tenants look to restructure their liabilities using these two restructuring tools.
Read our articles on both the Virgin Active and New Look restructuring plan:
Key messages from the Virgin Active sanction judgements >
Key messages from the New Look sanction judgements >
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