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UK's Oldest Indian Restaurant Sues Crown Estate Over Lease Dispute

15 Haziran 2026The Guardian

Veeraswamy, the UK's oldest Indian restaurant, is facing eviction as it prepares to take the crown estate to court. The Michelin-starred establishment has been a staple on Regent Street for a century but is now at risk due to the refusal of King Charles's property developer to renew its lease.
The legal battle highlights the challenges faced by historic businesses in the face of modern property management.
Veeraswamy has been serving Indian cuisine since 1926, making it a historical landmark in London's dining scene. The refusal to renew its lease by the crown estate, which manages properties owned by the monarchy, reflects ongoing tensions between commercial interests and the preservation of cultural institutions.
The impending court case between Veeraswamy and the crown estate raises significant questions about the preservation of cultural heritage in urban settings. As property developers prioritize profit over long-standing establishments, the struggle of Veeraswamy may symbolize a broader trend threatening the diversity a…

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