Landlords insurance

[O'Reilly]

Without going into the why's and for's, on an AHA tenancy of land with some buildings, does the landlord need to provide insurance, or the Tennant? I know with short term let's of houses landlords insure the structure, but what is the usual drill with farm buildings?
Thanks in advance

 

[Bramble]

Landlord insures the buildings if they're his, we insure the buildings we own on our AHA.

He is responsible for major repairs on his buildings as well, I'll replace an odd roof sheet, downspout, gutter repair on their buildings FOC

 

[O'Reilly]

Landlord insures the buildings if they're his, we insure the buildings we own on our AHA.

He is responsible for major repairs on his buildings as well, I'll replace an odd roof sheet, downspout, gutter repair on their buildings FOC

Thank you

 

[yellow belly]

You need to make sure you are covered for contents consequential loss

Example is if the roof is blown off and gran needs cleaning to get broken roof sheets out

 

[Fruitloop]

Without going into the why's and for's, on an AHA tenancy of land with some buildings, does the landlord need to provide insurance, or the Tennant? I know with short term let's of houses landlords insure the structure, but what is the usual drill with farm buildings?
Thanks in advance

It comes down to who holds the "insurable interest". That is usually the owner of the asset, unless a contractual stipulation insists that the tenant is responsible, such as you would find in a full insuring / repairing lease.