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Commentary

29 Compensation in relation to farm business tenancies

ALLOTMENTS, SMALLHOLDINGS AND GARDENS vol 2(3)
| Commentary

29 Compensation in relation to farm business tenancies

| Commentary

29 Compensation in relation to farm business tenancies

Where an allotment is let under a farm business tenancy, any compensation payable to a tenant is payable in accordance with Part III of the Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995 and not under the Allotment Acts 1908–19501. In such a case, the tenant is entitled to compensation for improvements that add to the letting value of the holding on the determination of the tenancy2. No compensation is payable unless the landlord (or, for improvements other than planning permission3, the landlord or arbitrator) has given consent to the

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