at the end of a business lease the landlord will not renew what rights do you have?

Question

As i understand it the landlord cannot just throw you out does he have to pay you the good will for your business

Answer 1

None, you are not a tenant. You were renting from the landlord. The money you paid only covered the rent, nothing else, unless your lease states otherwise. Your landlord does not have to pay you for the goodwill of your business.

Answer 2

The Landlord has every right to exercise the terms of the conditions of the lease including asking you to leave within the terms of the notice period outlined in the lease agreement that you have both signed.

He owns the property - and can let it to whom he wishes - but he still has to honour the terms of the lease with you.

My advice would be to find out the terms of the lease and take it to a solicitor to see if there is any loophole or terms that you can take advantage of.

Answer 3

unless your present lease specifically denies you a renewal of your present lease then he/she/they are obliged by law to renew the lease but of course the rent that you pay probably will be increased. get legal advice now before its to late.the solicitor will advise you as to the cause of action required,normally just a letter from them will sort it out. don't forget to take your copy of lease with you when you see the solicitor.

Answer 4

He doesn't owe you anything. Your lease is a binding contract which is fulfilled when it expires. Unless there is something in the lease contract which allows for renewal or compensation for improvements,etc, you're S-O-L.

Answer 5

no,if you rented a house out,and the lease finished,and you had to move in with your new baby,how would you feel,you have had time to ask him,a mouth a go,about the new lease,i can see where your coming from,but you should ask him to give you time to move your things,or if he can put them in a corner 4 a day or 2,

Answer 6

did you read the contract before you signed it?