Thirty two percent of the agreed payment is what landlord Tran Ky Mui in An Nhon Commune in the central province of Binh Dinh got from Mobile World for leasing his building for the September-November period. The biggest electronics retail chain in the country ascribed the outstanding 68 percent the company being forced to shut down shops due to social distancing measures from July to September. This is why Mui only received VND24 million ($1,053) out of the total VND75 million. The unusual decision of the company forced Mui to hire a lawyer to either get his money or the building back so he could lease it to someone else. “At first I intended to give Mobile World a 50 percent discount. But as they repeatedly send letters with a disrespectful attitude, I decided not to give them a dime of discount.” He was referring to the four letters Mobile World, with 949 outlets of the same name, has been sending to its landlords since June, demanding a discount from the lease, which had stirred up a dispute. Tran Ky Mui’s building in An Nhon, Binh Dinh, which has been leased to Mobile World. Photo courtesy of Tran Ky Mui… Read full this story
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