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The draft 2000 rating lists for England and Wales were published at the beginning of January. Predictions that rateable values would increase by around 20 per cent proved very close to the mark, although some sectors within the West Midlands have faredbetter than others. Landlords and tenants should...
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| Published in | Birmingham post (Birmingham, England) |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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Birmingham (UK)
Mirror Regional Newspapers
17.02.2000
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| Summary: | The draft 2000 rating lists for England and Wales were published at the beginning of January. Predictions that rateable values would increase by around 20 per cent proved very close to the mark, although some sectors within the West Midlands have faredbetter than others. Landlords and tenants should check the new rating lists now, because the figures could have an impact on the best time to serve a notice terminating a business lease if statutory compensation is payable at the end of the lease. Business tenants may be entitled to compensation if a landlord serves a notice terminating the tenant's lease or responds to the tenant's request for a new lease with a notice confirming - in either case - that the landlord will oppose an application fora new lease for one or more of the following reasons (but no others). |
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