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1710. Termination for breach of contract by contract-holder.

The following provisions apply only to Wales.

If the contract-holder¹ under an occupation contract² breaches the contract, the landlord³ may on that ground make a possession claim⁴.

If the landlord under an occupation contract is induced

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