I rented a store a month ago, but now it can't be installed in the store, and it is not allowed to be installed on its wall upstairs. Did the landlord solve the problem of shop recruitment?

First of all, consider whether your store move has been approved by the district capacity Committee. Generally, different levels of road sections have different requirements for shop signs. Without this procedure, it is difficult to get legal support.

In addition, as a rule, you should sign a tripartite agreement with the landlord, the property owner or the property owner of the building. , and the relevant design review should reach an agreement before construction. Because the store move may have an impact on the bearing, beauty and lighting of the upstairs wall, and you have not reached an agreement in advance, the requirements upstairs are reasonable. You and the landlord are both responsible for this.

You can apply to an arbitration institution for arbitration according to the arbitration agreement. If no arbitration agreement is reached, you can bring a lawsuit to the people's court. You have a contract first, and if the landlord breaches it, you should get some financial compensation. However, anything in your contract that does not conform to laws and regulations is an invalid contract. According to the contract law, the landlord should return the property acquired by the contract and bear the corresponding losses according to the fault of both parties.