You will have seen the report in the newsletter which answers your questions. A friend of mine is in the same position as you.The concern is that is the drycleaner has handed back the keys to the landlord and removed the equipment, he may not have access to the shop to give back the clothes. It then becomes the landlord's problem who may not, for data protection reasons, have the information on what belongs to who.Perhaps this is a parting shot from the tenant but, given the rent he appears to have been paying, it is hard not to have some sympathy.It's probably worth adding this is a worst case scenario and it is more likely a common sense solution will be found to get people their items returned.
Francis Rowe ● 1195d