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Section 9 Landlord’s objections to an application

Original text. Later amendments are not shown.

(1)

Subject to paragraph (2) the grounds upon which a landlord may object to a tenant’s application for compensation for the purposes of paragraphs 7 and 8 are–

(a)

where the tenant is eligible under paragraph 4(1)(a), that the payment the landlord would receive in accordance with this Scheme would not adequately recompense him for any reduction in the annual rental value of the tenancy as a result of the cessation of its use as a dairy unit;

(b)

where the tenant is eligible under paragraph 4(1)(b), that the payment the landlord would receive in accordance with this Scheme would not adequately recompense him for any reduction in the annual rental value of the tenancy as a result of the surrender of the relevant quota;

(c)

the tenant or any landlord is bound by an agreement with a superior landlord of the tenancy or with a predecessor of that landlord to the effect either that–

(i)

the tenancy or any part thereof will be farmed as a dairy farm; or

(ii)

any quota on the tenancy or any part thereof will be maintained.

(2)

A landlord may not object to a tenant’s application for compensation on the ground specified in subparagraph (1)(c)(ii) if the agreement concerned relates solely to commodities other than milk.