Agricultural Tenancy dates

Question 1

what is the date for FBTs

Answer 1

1 September 1995

Question 2

What date is Rent Act 1977

Answer 2

Any Tenancy after 15 January 1989

Question 3

What sucession rights do yuo have before 15 January 1989 if first successor died before 15 January 1989

Answer 3

If sucessors spouse or civil partner living wiht them at time of death 6 months prior to death they become a statutory tenant

Question 4

What happens if firt successor died on or after 15th January 1989

Answer 4

If living wih first successor for 2 years prior to death whcih will become an assured periodic tenant

Question 5

what happens if orginial on or after 15th January 1989

Answer 5

If spouse living at time of death become statutory tenant abd then one fruther succession

Question 6

what rights does a successor have if the first successor died on or afer 15 January 1989 and what do they become

Answer 6

Immediate family must have lived 2 years prior. Assured periodic tenant.

Question 7

what rights does a successor have if the first successor died on or afer 15 January 1989 and what do they become if they are other family member

Answer 7

must lived two years after death but is an assured periodic tenant and then no further succession

Question 8

What date is rent (agriculture) act 1976

Answer 8

Bedore 15 january 1989

Question 9

If the deceased was a protected occupier when is succession available

Answer 9

one succession is available if spouse lviign wiht partner o i a memeber of partner was living wiht 6 months prior todeath. THf the successor has a relevant licence they become a protected and if not if it is a satuory tenant

Question 10

If the deceeased is a statutory tenant then who is sucession is available

Answer 10

spouse or civil becomes a statutory tenant and if the member of the family with the tenantlived with the tenant two years afre death become assured tenant (housing act 1988)

Question 11

When are they housing act 1988 tenants

Answer 11

15 January 1989

Question 12

What are the are the incontestable notices

Answer 12

Cases, B, D or E

Question 13

How long does a tenant have to apply for arbitration for an an incosteable notice

Answer 13

1 month

Question 14

What is case A

Answer 14

Retirement from a small holding

Question 15

What is case B

Answer 15

Planning permission has been gained over the land for non agricultural use

Question 16

What is case C

Answer 16

A bad husbandry certificate has been issue by land tribuna;

Question 17

What is case D

Answer 17

Notices to remedy breaches of tenancy which has not been issued by land tribunal

Question 18

Case E

Answer 18

Irredmediable breach of the tenacy

Question 19

Case F

Answer 19

Insolvency of the tenant

Question 20

Case G

Answer 20

Death of the tenanct

Question 21

Case H

Answer 21

Statatutory amalagmation scheme

Question 22

How does the landlord end an AHA where does it go to

Answer 22

Serve a 12 month notice to quit and end the tenancy on the anniversaty date. It goes to tribunal

Question 23

How long does the tenany have to serve a counter notice

Answer 23

1 month

Question 24

When the tribunal give consent for notice to quit

Answer 24

The tribunal will give consentig certain grounds for possession are met and that a gair and reasonable landlord would insist on possession

Question 25

If a farmer lived in an house under an AST what would the tenancy be (no form 9 notice is served)

Answer 25

Would be assured agricultural occupier

Question 26

What benefits do you get if it is an assured agricultural tenancy

Answer 26

Security of tenure or one months notice

Question 27

What rights does a worker have to stay in the property

Answer 27

TUPE- Transder of Undertakings (Protection of Employment Regulations) 2006

Question 28

What is the rent review procedure under Rent Act 1977

Answer 28

Fair Rent

Question 29

What do you include when considering Fair Rent

Answer 29

age, character, localitly, state of repor, any grant,renewal or continuance of the tenancy

Question 30

What is the Rent Review Procedure and how often can they be completed

Answer 30

Either party can apply to the Rent Officer to Register a Fair Rent
Can be completed every two years

Question 31

If the tenant is under the Rent (Agriculture Act 1976), then what are they?

Answer 31

A protected occupier