Commercial Property Compensation

kopend | 20:40 Fri 01st Feb 2019 | Business & Finance

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Hi
We have been renting commercial unit for 15 years, we are about to vacate the property and have been told once the keys are handed in. The statutory compensation will be paid Question is can I rely on the landlords word? Nothing has been confirmed in writing. The property is being developed to residential building.

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Its written in the act. Have a read here:
https://www.qualitysolicitors.com/amphlettlissimore/blog/2017/04/statutory-compensation-under-the-landlord-and-tenant-act-1954

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Thanks just hoping The landlord agrees to it

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