Changes in farm support and the march of development point to a likely rise in tenants leaving land subject to Agricultural Holdings Act (1986) (AHA) tenancies. Whatever the reason for quitting such a ...
Agricultural tenancies governed by the Agricultural Holdings Act (AHA) 1986 contain provisions in relation to both a Landlord and Tenant’s right to claim compensation on quitting the holding. A Tenant ...
The appropriate notice to terminate a tenancy governed by the AHA 1986, is a Case G notice to quit. This must be served by the landlord, following the death of the sole or sole surviving tenant and ...
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