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What happens if my lease is outside the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954?

If your lease sits outside the Act’s protection, there’s no statutory notice to serve — but you’ll still need to negotiate new lease terms with your landlord, and there’s no automatic right to stay if terms can’t be agreed. This makes early engagement even more important. Using an adviser to manage this negotiation can free up significant senior management time while ensuring you’re negotiating from an informed market position.

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