Regulation 31 Reasonable terms and conditions
Paragraph (2) applies where—
a tied pub tenant is subject to a tenancy granted by the pub-owning business; and
the tenant gives an MRO notice.
The terms and conditions of the proposed MRO-compliant tenancy sent under regulation 29(3)(b) or 33(2) are to be regarded as unreasonable for the purposes of section 43(4) of SBEEA 2015 (tenancy or licence which is MRO-compliant) if they—
insert into the tenancy a break clause which is exercisable only by the pub-owning business;
impose a service tie in respect of insurance other than buildings insurance in connection with the premises to which the tenancy relates; or
are terms which are not common terms in agreements between landlords and pub tenants who are not subject to product or service ties.
Where—
a tied pub tenant is subject to a licence granted by the pub-owning business; and
an MRO notice is given,
the terms and conditions of the proposed MRO-compliant licence granted by the pub-owning business under regulation 29(3)(c) or 33(2) are to be regarded as unreasonable for the purposes of section 43(4) of SBEEA 2015 if they impose a service tie in respect of insurance other than buildings insurance in connection with the premises to which the licence relates.