[SCHEDULE 1A Rent Review]
Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Act 1991 (1991 c 55) | Legislation

[SCHEDULE 1A Rent Review]

[(introduced by section 13)]

[Rent review: service of rent review notice

1

(1)     The landlord of an agricultural holding to which this paragraph applies may initiate a review of the rent that is to be payable in respect of the holding by serving a notice in writing on the tenant of the holding.

(2)     The tenant of such an agricultural holding may initiate such a review by serving a notice in writing on the landlord of the holding.

(3)     A notice served under sub-paragraph (1) or (2) is a “rent review noticeâ€.

(4)     This paragraph applies to an agricultural holding in respect of which—

(a)     the lease was entered into before 27 November 2003, or

(b)     the lease—

(i)     was entered into in writing on or after that date but prior to the commencement of the tenancy, and

(ii)     expressly states that this Act is to apply in relation to the tenancy.

Form and content of rent review notice

2

(1)     A rent review notice must be dated and state the following—

(a)     the names and designations of the landlord and the tenant of the agricultural holding,

(b)

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