Disturbance Compensation

goz83

There seems to be a lot of buildings being torn down and rebuilt, or gutted to make way for shiney new places and tenants are often kicked out to accommodate such things. I know of one situation where the notice was given to to tenants in their office mailbox, not directed to them specifically and without contact details. I've been in an office for a few years and this got me wondering. I had a quick browse and found a few things on the subject, but I always prefer a bit of boards banter and opinion. In relation to commercial premises where a landlord is gutting/altering the premises and serves 1 month of notice to vacate:

1) how is official notice served? For example, must it be on headed paper, email and with landlords/agents details? Is it supposed to have the tenant/business name to make it official, or would "tenant" suffice.

2) what rights do tenants have if tenancy is 5+ years if using the above as a rough guideline scenario.

3) do sub-let tenants have rights? I know this is very common these days.

4) how is disturbance compensation calculated/decided?

nuac

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Replying to some of these questions amount to legal advice. Against forum rules
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