The tenant shall not be entitled to compensation under section four of this Act or to a new lease under section five thereof if within one month after the tenant has made a claim under section four, subsection (1), or served a notice under section five, subsection (1), the landlord serves on the tenant notice that he is willing to grant to the tenant at such rent and for such term as the tribunal may consider reasonable a tenancy of other premises which, in the opinion of the tribunal, would reasonably preserve to the tenant the goodwill of his business.
Section 6: Right of landlord to offer alternative accommodation
Landlord and Tenant Act 1927 · 1927 c. 36View on legislation.gov.uk
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Part I: Compensation for Improvements and Goodwill on the termination of Tenancies of Business Premises
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