Cant like that enough,I would call it common theft in my eyesWhat a horrible thing to do, hope karma hits him strong
Cant like that enough,I would call it common theft in my eyesWhat a horrible thing to do, hope karma hits him strong
Yes, but in the meantime you have had the grazing in exchange for tidying the land up.It was maybe worth nothing in the first place.
I frequently am asked to put sheep into fields to tidy them up
After a few yrs lo and behold someone else likes the look of them and offers rent
Meanwhile in the resl world.....Yes, but in the meantime you have had the grazing in exchange for tidying the land up.
This is precisely why there should in all cases be a written agreement; to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of what has been agreed, and how long the agreement lasts, and what maintenance duties all parties are expected to carry out.
The alternative to sheep is a topper @ £400Yes, but in the meantime you have had the grazing in exchange for tidying the land up.
This is precisely why there should in all cases be a written agreement; to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of what has been agreed, and how long the agreement lasts, and what maintenance duties all parties are expected to carry out.
You havent lost it, its still there, worth more now than everBig batwing topper and tractor is cheap compared with losing land at £10k an acre.
Tenants cant create a tenancy now by accidentBig batwing topper and tractor is cheap compared with losing land at £10k an acre.
They can but it would be an FBT which, at worst, mean's a year's notice expiring on anniversary of tenancy commencement date. So if you serve notice just after commencement date it is best part of 2 years to get vacant possession.Tenants cant create a tenancy now by accident
You cant really describe an fbt as a tenancy., and it has no impact on the land value.They can but it would be an FBT which, at worst, mean's a year's notice expiring on anniversary of tenancy commencement date. So if you serve notice just after commencement date it is best part of 2 years to get vacant possession.
Did u ever hear who?Early in my solo farming career, I was evicted from some land and buildings by someone who i thought of as an old family friend, because we had no written agreement. Someone else had dripped poison into her ear about me potentially claiming the property. I would never have even considered doing such a thing and it upsets me to this day that she thought that I could or would.
No idea. Still rankles a bit, though. However, a notable TFF-er's Dad helped me out, and to him I have been eternally grateful.Did u ever hear who?
Scumbags
You cant really describe an fbt as a tenancy., and it has no impact on the land value.
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It is a tenancy that's what the 'T' in FBT stands for.
A year or 2 lost income and much hassle.
If you buying though it would still be annoying to find you did not have VP for year or more. If your solicitor missed it I bet it would have a value then!
It is not a protected tenancy but , nonetheless, a tenancy it is. If you bought land that had an FBT tenant and your solicitor missed it you would be none too happy about it.As i said, an fbt is not a tenancy, as it conveys next to no rights.
Its a sham tenancy, worthless as a chocolate teapotIt is not a protected tenancy but , nonetheless, a tenancy it is. If you bought land that had an FBT tenant and your solicitor missed it you would be none too happy about it.
I would think in this situation solicitor would be ringing indemnity insurer if FBt had been missed.
The rights granted to the tenant will be described in the tenancy agreement, together with the background legislation.As i said, an fbt is not a tenancy, as it conveys next to no rights.
We are talking about a default tenancyThe rights granted to the tenant will be described in the tenancy agreement, together with the background legislation.
The freehold owner and the tenant enter into the obligations laid down in the tenancy agreement at the outset freely, in full knowledge of their obligations for the term of the tenancy, subject to any rent review procedure described in the agreement or background legislation, and break clauses.
what is wrong with that?
If you don’t like the agreement don’t sign at the outset.