PART IIN.I.COMPENSATION FOR IMPROVEMENTS

30Right of tenant to compensation for improvements.N.I.

(1)Subject to the provisions of this Part, on the termination of a tenancy to which Part I applies the tenant thereunder shall be entitled, on quitting the premises comprised in the tenancy, to be paid by his landlord compensation in respect of any improvement (including the erection of any building) on the said premises made after the commencement of this Act—

(a)by him or a predecessor in title of his; or

(b)where the tenant or a predecessor in title of his has remained in occupation of the premises during two or more tenancies, by him or that predecessor in title during a tenancy other than the current tenancy;

not being a trade or other fixture which the tenant is by law entitled to remove, which at the termination of the tenancy adds to the letting value of the premises comprised therein.

(2)A tenant shall not be entitled to compensation under subsection (1) unless a claim in the prescribed form is served on his landlord within the time limited by section 31.