[19A Disputes relating to requests for landlord's consent or variation of terms]
Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (1986 c 5) | Legislation

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[19A  Disputes relating to requests for landlord's consent or variation of terms]

[(1)     The appropriate authority may by regulations make provision for the tenant of an agricultural holding to refer for arbitration under this Act a request made by the tenant to the landlord where—

(a)     the request falls within subsection (3), and

(b)     no agreement has been reached with the landlord on the request.

(2)     The regulations may also provide that, where the tenant is given the right to refer a request to arbitration, the landlord and tenant may instead refer the request for third party determination under this Act.

(3)     A request falls within this subsection if—

(a)     it is a request for—

(i)     the landlord's consent to a matter which under the terms of the tenancy requires such consent, or

(ii)     a variation of the terms of the tenancy,

(b)     it is made for the purposes of—

(i)     enabling the tenant to request or apply for relevant financial assistance or relevant financial

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