Watch your wording when dealing with advertising hoardings

• Author:
• Caroline Potter

When agreeing to let advertisers put up hoardings on your land you may be told that these arrangements should be excluded from the security provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Is this really necessary when the document that is presented for signature is, on the face of it, a simple licence?

A recent high court decision has given some welcome guidance on whether or not such an arrangement might give the advertising hoardings company a protected business tenancy. Such arrangements ... (492 more words)

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