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Long Leases (Scotland) Act 2012

Overview of Part 4 of the Act

183.Part 4 sets out a scheme under which the landlord of a lease converting to ownership under Part 1 may claim compensation. A landlord may claim a general payment for the loss of rights. This is termed a compensatory payment and is based on the capitalised value of the rent (see sections 45 to 49).

184.Exceptionally a compensatory payment may not be enough. In certain cases, therefore, a landlord may claim a further payment, termed an “additional payment”, for the loss of the right in question (see sections 50 to 55).

185.Part 4 also contains provisions in relation to the landlord serving a preliminary notice where a claim is likely to exceed £500 (see section 56); the tenant making payments by instalments when the amount due is £50 or more (see section 57) and the disclosure of information (see sections 58 and 59).

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