Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1995 c. 8
Year1995
it meets the business conditions together with either the agriculture condition or the notice conditions, andit is not a tenancy which, by virtue of section 2 of this Act, cannot be a farm business tenancy.that all or part of the land comprised in the tenancy is farmed for the purposes of a trade or business, andthat, since the beginning of the tenancy, all or part of the land so comprised has been so farmed.the terms of the tenancy,the use of the land comprised in the tenancy,the nature of any commercial activities carried on on that land, andany other relevant circumstances,identifying (by name or otherwise) the land to be comprised in the tenancy or proposed tenancy, andcontaining a statement to the effect that the person giving the notice intends that the tenancy or proposed tenancy is to be, and remain, a farm business tenancy, andthat, at the beginning of the tenancy, having regard to the terms of the tenancy and any other relevant circumstances, the character of the tenancy was primarily or wholly agricultural.the day on which the parties enter into any instrument creating the tenancy, other than an agreement to enter into a tenancy on a future date, orthe beginning of the tenancy.(6) The written notice referred to in subsection (4) above must not be included in any instrument creating the tenancy.any question arises as to whether a tenancy was a farm business tenancy at any time, andit is proved that all or part of the land comprised in the tenancy was farmed for the purposes of a trade or business at that time,(8) Any use of land in breach of the terms of the tenancy, any commercial activities carried on in breach of those terms, and any cessation of such activities in breach of those terms, shall be disregarded in determining whether at any time the

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