LTA 1954: opposition to a lease renewal under Ground (b)

Resource type: Practice note

Status: Maintained

Jurisdictions: England, Wales

A practice note discussing the landlord's right to oppose the renewal of a business tenancy on the ground that the tenant is in persistent arrears (section 30(1)(b), Landlord and Tenant Act 1954).

The note looks at:

  • The meaning of arrears.
  • The meaning of persistant delay.
  • The exercise of the court's discretion.
  • Considerations for the landlord and the tenant.
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  • Resource ID: 8-504-2331
  • Products:  PLC UK Dispute Resolution, PLC UK Property, PLC UK Public Sector
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