30 Opposition by landlord to application for a new tenancy
Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (1954 c 56) | Legislation

30  Opposition by landlord to application for a new tenancy

(1)     The grounds on which a landlord may oppose an application under [section 24(1) of this Act, or make an application under section 29(2) of this Act,] are such of the following grounds as may be stated in the landlord's notice under section twenty-five of this Act or, as the case may be, under subsection (6) of section twenty-six thereof, that is to say:—

(a)     where under the current tenancy the tenant has any obligations as respects the repair and maintenance of the holding, that the tenant ought not to be granted a new tenancy in view of the state of repair of the holding, being a state resulting from the tenant's failure to comply with the said obligations;

(b)     that the tenant ought not to be granted a new tenancy in view of his persistent delay in paying rent which has become due;

(c)     that the tenant ought not to be granted a new tenancy in view of other substantial breaches by him of his obligations under the current tenancy, or for any other reason

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