1. What happens if the tenant does not apply to the court for a new lease by the relevant date?
If the s.25 notice expires before the tenant applies to the court, he will lose his rights under the LTA1927
If the s.25 notice expires after the tenant applies to the court, he will lose his rights under the LTA1954
If the s.25 notice expires before the tenant applies to the court, he will lose his rights under the LTA1954
If the s.25 notice expires before the tenant applies to the court, he will keep his rights under the LTA1954
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2. How does termination of tenancy work under LTA 1954?
s.25 landlords notice; s.26 notice by tenant requesting new tenancy; forfeiture
s.25 landlords notice; s.26 notice by tenant requesting new tenancy;
s.25 landlords notice; s.26 notice by tenant requesting new tenancy; forfeiture; surrender
s.26 notice by tenant requesting new tenancy; forfeiture; surrender
s.25 landlords notice
3. Who is the 'competant landlord' in the case of a sub-letting?
s.44 defines sub-tenant's competant landlord as person who has superior tenancy not ending within 14 months or the freeholder if no such person
s.44 defines sub-tenant's competant landlord as person who has superior tenancy not ending within 15 months
s.44 defines sub-tenant's competant landlord as person who has superior tenancy ending within 14 months or the freeholder if no such person
s.45 defines sub-tenant's competant landlord as person who has superior tenancy not ending within 14 months or the freeholder if no such person
4. How does the landlord terminate a protected tenancy and oppose renewal?
L/l serves a s.25 notice on the tenant terminating the lease on one of statutory grounds under s.30. Must give not less than 6 or more than 12 months before date specified in notice for termination
L/l serves a s.25 notice on the tenant terminating the lease on one of statutory grounds. Must give not less than 6 months before date specified in notice for termination
L/l serves a s.25 notice on the tenant terminating the lease. Must give not less than 6 or more than 12 months before date specified in notice for termination
L/l serves a s.26 notice on the tenant terminating the lease on one of statutory grounds. Must give not less than 6 or more than 12 months before date specified in notice for termination
5. What is a 'contracting out' tenancy under s.38A of the LTA 1954?
s.38A allows both parties to agree security of tenure under the Act should not apply to a given tenancy but ONLY in case of long-term lettings
s.38A allows both parties to agree security of tenure under the Act should not apply to a given tenancy but ONLY in case of fixed-term lettings
s.38A allows both parties to agree security of tenure under the Act should not apply to a given tenancy but NOT in case of fixed-term lettings
s.38A allows both parties to agree security of tenure under the Act should not apply to a given tenancy but NOT in case of long-term lettings
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