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The landlords will expect:
- money outstanding
- money for repairs/restoration to original condition
- cost to dispose of additional items
Unless you have a shop full of gold bars or diamonds the charge for a bailiff or similar to remove, store and eventually sell all the stock will almost always balance out so the landlords get almost all of what they are owed and then the bailiff fee collects the rest. Especially for that shop if I remember right it's downstairs so the fee for labour will be huge if they need to justify it carrying bikes up the stairs one by one and then selling them to barely cover the labour charge.
- money outstanding
Clockwise
But the content in the stores isn't the property of the landlords surely?