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Commercial Property, lease long expired, there 20 years

One_Of_Shanks · 2017-04-19 17:16:03

Hi all, Thanks in advance for any advice. Long story short, our business premises has been rented for around 20 years. The landlord wants to sell and move us out. There was a lease in place for the first few years but not for the last 17 years or so. So due to being there so long are we entitles to compensation for being…

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Hi all,

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Long story short, our business premises has been rented for around 20 years.
The landlord wants to sell and move us out.
There was a lease in place for the first few years but not for the last 17 years or so.

So due to being there so long are we entitles to compensation for being forced to move?
And how do they work out the notice period?

I'm useless at this kind of thing so any advice would be great.
I realise that I should engage a solicitor's service but before I do that I'm just wondering is there any point or are we screwed?

Oh forgot to mention, rent always paid on time and same date every month by cheque.

thanks in advance.

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#2 19-04-2017 6:34pm

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Sorry. legal advice cannot be given there.
See your solicitor asap.
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