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Notice to quit??

sheamyboy · 2014-11-28 10:32:56

Is a notice to quit valid on a commercial tenant if they have a number of years left on their lease? Or is a notice to quit only valid if the term of the tenacy is up?

28-11-2014 10:32am

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sheamyboy

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Is a notice to quit valid on a commercial tenant if they have a number of years left on their lease? Or is a notice to quit only valid if the term of the tenacy is up?

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#2 28-11-2014 12:59pm

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sheamyboy wrote: »

Is a notice to quit valid on a commercial tenant if they have a number of years left on their lease? Or is a notice to quit only valid if the term of the tenacy is up?

Depends on the T&C's of the lease, some have a provision for something like this, others do not.

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#3 28-11-2014 2:24pm

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What if there was no provision for it in the lease, would the notice to quit be invalid? I was under the assumption that if there are a number of years left on the lease then you must serve a notice of forfeiture?

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