1. 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 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 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.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
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2. When will Tenant be Sub-tenant's landlord?
If the lease has less than 15 months left to run, T will be S's landlord
If the lease has less than 14 months left to run, T will be S's landlord
If the lease has more than 14 months left to run, T will be S's landlord
If the lease has more than 15 months left to run, T will be S's landlord
3. 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.25 landlords notice; s.26 notice by tenant requesting new tenancy; forfeiture; surrender
s.25 landlords notice; s.26 notice by tenant requesting new tenancy;
s.26 notice by tenant requesting new tenancy; forfeiture; surrender
4. 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 NOT 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
5. What does the LTA 1954 do?
The Act gives security of tenure to tenants who occupy premises for residential purposes. A business tenancy will not come an end at the expiry of a fixed term
The Act gives security of tenure to tenants who occupy premises for business purposes. A business tenancy will not come an end at the expiry of a fixed term.
The Act gives security of tenure to tenants who occupy premises for business purposes. A business tenancy will not come an end at the expiry of a open term
The Act gives security of tenure to tenants who occupy premises for business purposes. A business tenancy will come an end at the expiry of a fixed term
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