ABSTRACT
The landlord of an agricultural holding can also have the power to make a claim for dilapidations or damages against the tenant for falling short on the obligations under the tenancy agreement. Ideally, this should be supported by a detailed claim so that it can be reviewed by the tenant while the facts as at the end of the tenancy are still observable. In practice, a review some months ahead of the tenancy leading to a conversation with the tenant may see more matters remedied by the tenant using his own resources which might often be the more economic answer where that is in a position to do this. In practice, a review some months ahead of the tenancy leading to a conversation with the tenant may see more matters remedied by the tenant using his own resources which might often be the more economic answer where that is in a position.
