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Hammerson and Aberdeen sue John Lewis over Brent Cross turnover lease 'online sales'

Two claim lease signed in 1979 means they are owed slice of sales generated by click-and-collect at store
John Lewis has been an anchor tenant at Brent Cross for close to 50 years. (CoStar)
John Lewis has been an anchor tenant at Brent Cross for close to 50 years. (CoStar)
CoStar News
April 28, 2026 | 11:16 AM

Hammerson and Aberdeen are suing John Lewis, claiming the department store giant, owes it a slice of online sales collected from its store at London's Brent Cross shopping centre in a test case for "turnover leases".

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