60 Right to, and measure of, compensation for disturbance
Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (1986 c 5) | Legislation

Part V Compensation on Termination of Tenancy

Compensation to tenant for disturbance

60  Right to, and measure of, compensation for disturbance

(1)     This section applies where the tenancy of an agricultural holding terminates by reason—

(a)     of a notice to quit the holding given by the landlord, or

(b)     of a counter-notice given by the tenant under section 32 above after the giving to him of such a notice to quit part of the holding as is mentioned in that section,

and the tenant quits the holding in consequence of the notice or counter-notice.

(2)     Subject to section 61 below, where this section applies there shall

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