[43ZA Further exclusion of home business tenancies from Part 2]
Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (1954 c 56) | Legislation

[43ZA  Further exclusion of home business tenancies from Part 2]

[(1)     This Part of this Act does not apply to a home business tenancy.

(2)     A home business tenancy is a tenancy under which—

(a)     a dwelling-house is let as a separate dwelling,

(b)     the tenant or, where there are joint tenants, each of them, is an individual, and

(c)     the terms of the tenancy—

(i)     require the tenant or, where there are joint tenants, at least one of them, to occupy the dwelling-house as a home (whether or not as that individual's only or principal home),

(ii)     permit a home business to be carried on in the dwelling-house, or permit the immediate landlord to give consent for a home business to be carried on in

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