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Our landlord advertises all of our company's equipment for sale to our competitors.

Best follow our eviction to the letter.

I work for a leisure company, think soft play, indoor soccer, laser tag, can't be specific.

Prior to lockdown, managers and the big bosses were negotiating the renewal of the lease

on one of our parks.

As we're going smoothly, however the landlords were difficult to contact, then 2020 made

everything hit the fan.

All of our sites were closed and everything was thrown into a mess.

Negotiations began to slip down the priority list.

Nobody thought the landlord would push an eviction for an expired lease during this period,

especially with it still getting rent despite the site's closure.

And the closure of every business in a restaurant in the immediate area, we were wrong.

A few days ago we received a letter saying we had seven days to leave the premises and

take everything with us.

We are reminded that anything left in the building after seven days will become the

landlord's property.

That line is very important.

Now, a lot of construction goes into installing our equipment into a new building, which makes

emptying one even harder.

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