Commercial Lease Ended: The 2-Month Deadline That Cost a Café Owner a Year's Rent
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Miss the two-month window and a valid compensation claim is worth nothing.
This short walks through a café owner who received a termination notice after nine years of tenancy, cleared out, and only later learned he may have been entitled to compensation from the landlord. By the time he checked, the referral deadline had passed.
- Commercial tenants have indirect security of tenure under chapter 12 of the Tenancy Act, not an automatic right to stay
- If the landlord terminates without an acceptable reason, compensation can start at one year's rent
- The claim must be referred to the Rent Tribunal within two months of the termination notice, and no one is obliged to remind you
Got a termination notice, or planning to send one? Check the dates before you start packing, and talk to LEGALDIGM while the clock is still running.
Juridisk information, ikke juridisk rådgivning.



