Twitter’s British landlord said it is taking the social media to court for not paying rent on its central London offices.
The Crown Estate, a company that manages land and property belonging to the British monarchy, said it has launched legal action at the High Court for rental arrears on an office space close to Piccadilly Circus.
A representative said that it had contacted Twitter previously and is currently in discussions with the company.
The Daily Telegraph reported that Twitter’s signs and logos have been removed from the office, but a member of staff said the company was still present there, AFP reported.
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