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TFC Issues Guidance on Dealing with Ongoing Amnesty Discussions
TFC Issues Guidance on Dealing with Ongoing Amnesty Discussions
The Tenant Farming Commissioner (TFC) has published guidance today on dealing with any amnesties on tenant’s improvements that are continuing after the deadline of 13 December 2020.
The guidance is intended to provide advice on dealing with the situation where an Amnesty Agreement was not completed within the amnesty period but an Amnesty Notice was issued by the tenant during the amnesty period.
The TFC is encouraging landlords and tenants to follow the statutory procedures set out in the guidance where possible.
