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Hello, this is Jim and welcome to JustAnswer.
I am one of the legal experts on the site and I am a dual-qualified solicitor (UK & Republic of Ireland)
Thank you for the question, I am reviewing the details now and I will aim to resolve it as quickly as possible for you.
Sorry to hear of the issue.
It sounds like the landlord misled you as regards ***** ***** and because of that, you have had to stop trading.
In effect they induced you to take the unit based on a false statement. That would mean you do have a case.
As a result, you can argue that the landlord is in breach of contract and therefore, liable for your loss. It would be a case of trying to quantify what your loss is - which may be difficult and you should ask a law firm to do this, preferably on a no win no fee agreement so you pay nothing up front.
We cannot offer legal advice or act for you, as we are not a law firm (we are an internet forum) - our remit is online Q&A information and guidance only.
As regards ***** ***** step, it would be a good idea to approach a few law firms who are specialists in this area - they may be able to help obtain an interim payment for you to cover any immediate financial losses (before your case settles in full) - assuming they can obtain an admission of liability from the landlord.
Any of these firms may be able to help you with this :
1. https://www.belllax.com/site/services_disputes/nowin/
2. https://helix-law.co.uk/costs/no-win-no-fee/
3. https://www.wilsonbrowne.co.uk/business/commercial-litigation/litigation-funding-no-win-no-fee/
I hope this helps
It was a pleasure to assist you today and I hope this answers the question.
If you have any follow up questions or if you would like me to clarify anything I have said, please let me know and I will be happy to help.
Many thanks,
Jim
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