Hi All,
I looking for anybody who has had a similar tenancy experience and/or the opinions of whoever wishes to share them on being rented a property with an AOC, without being informed. The landlord knows that I am in breach of the conditions and i feel that i am just part of his...
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Reply to Renting in breach of AOCI have decided to inform the council of the breach and let them decide.02-06-2022, 11:46 AM
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Reply to Renting in breach of AOCAn AOC is an Agricultural Occupancy Condition, which is a planning restriction on a property.
It means that anyone living there has to be an agricultural worker (or their widow/widower).
How was the lower rent explained to you?
Your risk of eviction is, realistically, no greater...02-06-2022, 11:28 AM -
Reply to Renting in breach of AOCI am sure there are other forum members like me out there...... what is AOC and how can a breach be made ? Not familiar with it all. Thanks.02-06-2022, 10:45 AM
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Reply to Renting in breach of AOCAOC is keen on the Green New Deal. I'd have nothing to do with her if I were you.
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Reply to Letting to horse owner dilemmaNazmy,
You have probably already dealt with all of this but just in case not:
1. it will depend on the agreement but likely a notice to quit which, if the agreement has expired and is periodic and doesnt set out time limits for notices, a reasonable notice is required.
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Hi, id be so grateful for advice in a stressful situation:
We rented out the 2 halves of our land to 2 horse owners. £200/month each, written contract, grass livery. One moved on, so we were going to relet her half ...but the other lady offered to pay an extra £80 for the whole lot, which she...23-03-2022, 19:14 PM -
Has anyone had there band reduced because of there Ag tie, I think im a band F paying around £2400 PA on a 4 bed detached house? Thanks in advance13-05-2022, 14:01 PM
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Reply to Council tax with Ag tieYou normally have to apply for a revaluation of the banding within 3 months of moving in, although it is possible to do a late application.
Of course the original banding may have included the tie anyway.
Revaluation can backfire if the property has been improved since 1991....13-05-2022, 15:43 PM -
Reply to Letting to horse owner dilemmaApart from getting a Specialist Solicitor to serve her with a Notice to Quit, I would try and find a firm of Chartered Surveyors who deal with Equestrian Property and ask them to meet at your land with a view as to what they would suggest it would bring in rent if they were to market it for rent. You...03-04-2022, 13:29 PM