Rich_ard
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Of the sheep or the adopter pen?
Is This Bad Husbandry?
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Probably, we all want a tenant we can’t get rid of.
glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
No, just bad experiences with landlords.
He pays me rent. I would prefer a better tenant though.
Are you a landlord?
No, of the rent I get from both.
No just a bad tenant.
It doesn’t matter what price you pay.. he still has rights.. you can’t just wander around property he is tenanting he needs written notice 24/48 hours in advance for a starters .. the hostility your receiving from everybody on here isn’t jealousy or hatred for landlords it’s because your ignorance, arrogance and damn right stupidity is annoying and frustrating .. you think because you own the land now you can do as you please and you really can’t when the tenant has been there since the 80s he has more rights too the land than you have! ..
you clearly want rid of him and are angling for a way too remove him but if he is a member of the TFA he will be very well informed and you won’t have much hope
Rich_ard
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I must have missed them. Have you stated the facts of the case?
I’m hoping it comes to me in the middle of night who bought my lamb adopter so I can inform everyone who the tenant is.
I have already quoted from the lease. Please read the thread before jumping to conclusions.
Iv read the entire thread start too finish .. you don’t seem too grasp .. leases aren’t always worth the paper they are written on depending on how the land has been farmed/ how long it’s been farmed for / how the rent has been paid ect ect … again, arrogance and ignorance and then wondering why people are against you… you won’t want too believe the facts
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
tennant on the ground since 1984. Maybe the op will get lucky and the tenant will pass on soon
If he’s been there since then he’s probably a stubborn old goat that will live till he’s 100 and farm until the day he dies tootennant on the ground since 1984. Maybe the op will get lucky and the tenant will pass on soon
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
If he’s been there since then he’s probably a stubborn old goat that will live till he’s 100 and farm until the day he dies too
crossed my mind…
Rich_ard
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Who cares. What's important is that the ewe and lamb are okIf he’s been there since then he’s probably a stubborn old goat that will live till he’s 100 and farm until the day he dies too
Exactly correct. The banter is a bonus though.
That would not apply to the powers granted to me under the lease. Are you saying that the lease is not always worth the paper for the tenant also?
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
I've been gone for 6 hours and this thread is still going .
Much longer and that lamb in the adopter will be ready for market.
Much longer and that lamb in the adopter will be ready for market.
If he’s been there since 1984 there’s a very very high chance that the lease isn’t worth a drop too either of you… which is why you need a proper agent too look into the situation not just assume you know best because it’s your land… this is why a lot of the big estates are trying too bully/buy tenants out of the land because they have 0 rights or control over there own land even if no lease has ever been in place the tenant still holds all the cards … I’m not saying it’s right but it’s the truth