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When opposing the renewal of a lease under s 30(1)(g) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 where there is more than one individual forming the landlord, do all of these individuals need to intend to occupy or is it sufficient that only one of them will occupy with the remaining individuals having no interest in the business to be operated at the premises?

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Grounds for opposing a lease and meaning of Landlord

Practice Note: Grounds of opposition: ground (g)—landlord's intention to occupy sets out when a landlord may oppose an application for the Renewal of a lease under section 30(1)(g) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954):

'...on the ground that on the termination of the current tenancy he intends to occupy the holding for the purposes, or partly for the purposes, of a business to be carried on by him, or as his residence. He need not show that he intends to make physical use of the whole of the premises comprised in the holding.'

Business to be carried out by the landlord

If all individuals continue

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Renewal definition
What does Renewal mean?

The annual anniversary of a life contract at which point various options may be available to the policyholder to vary the terms of the policy, eg increase or decrease either the premium or the sum assured.

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