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31.Terms and conditions regarded as unreasonable in relation to proposed MRO tenancy etc
32.Failure to acknowledge the tenant’s notice, provide a full response etc.
33.MRO procedure where a matter is referred to the Adjudicator in connection with the full response
35.Failure to agree: right to refer to the Adjudicator or independent assessor
Information specified for the purposes of a new agreement etc.
2.Where the pub-owning business has a code of practice which...
4.Whether the tenancy offered by the pub-owning business is a...
6.The length of the tenancy, licence or relevant tie agreement...
7.Whether the tied pub tenant or the pub-owning business may...
8.Details of the pub-owning business’s procedures for responding to any...
13.The pub-owning business’s procedures for discharging its obligations to repair...
14.Where the tenancy or licence requires the tied pub tenant...
15.The procedures to be followed in connection with the respective...
16.Where, before entering into a new agreement, a short agreement,...
17.Any requirements under the tenancy or licence in relation to...
18.(1) The pub-owning business’s policy for investing in the premises...
19.The respective obligations of the pub-owning business and the tied...
20.Obligations in relation to the purchase of tied products and services
23.The pub-owning business’s policy (if any) for dealing with requests...
24.The circumstances (if any) in which the pub-owning business may...
25.The events, the occurrence of which, entitle the tied pub...
27.Where the tied pub tenant is responsible for insuring the...
29.Where the tenancy or licence provides that the rent or...
31.Information in respect of other support available in cases where...
32.Details of any other fees, charges, including service charges, or...
33.Additional information where new agreement is a pub franchise agreement
37.Information about the procedures which may be followed by the...
Information specified for the purposes of a rent proposal or a rent assessment proposal
2.An outline of the procedure to be followed during negotiations...
4.Information in respect of the cost of service charges relating...
6.The figures which are provided under paragraph 5 must be...
7.The profit and loss statement provided under paragraph 5 must...
8.The statement, figures and other information which the pub-owning business...
9.Any information which the pub-owing business provides under paragraph 5,...
10.In paragraph 5(c) “duty” means any duty of excise charged...
12.A timetable specifying the dates on which any other information...
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