147 Disputes

| Commentary

147 Disputes

| Commentary

147 Disputes

Any dispute arising between the landlord and the tenant of the holding under the above provisions as to rent increases must be determined by arbitration or by a third party under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986¹.

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(2) AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS

148 Reduction in rent where notice is given to quit part of holding

149 Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery

150 Compensation to be set off against rent for purposes of Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery

151 Excluding security

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(2) AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS

148 Reduction in rent where notice is given to quit part of holding

149 Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery

150 Compensation to be set off against rent for purposes of Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery

151 Excluding security

152 Tenancies for less than a year

153 Fixed term leases for a term of between two and five years

154 Licences

155 No security of tenure

156 Whether a tenancy for more than one year but less than two years was a tenancy of an agricultural holding

157 Exemption from security

158 Specified period of the year

159 Contemplated use not actual use

160 Buildings

161 No security where tenant is an employee of landlord

162 Prohibition on contracting out

163 Agreement for surrender at future date

164 Sham transactions

165 Mislabelling

166 The machinery for conferring security of tenure

167 Length of notice

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