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Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (Part II): Key legislation governing business tenancies, particularly sections 24-28 regarding security of tenure, Section 25 notices (landlord's termination) and Section 26 notices (tenant's request for new tenancy)

Law of Property Act 1925: Contains fundamental provisions regarding formal requirements for notices and service of notices in property matters

Regulatory Reform (Business Tenancies) (England and Wales) Order 2003: Modified procedures for contracting out of the 1954 Act, including specific notice requirements and procedures

Civil Procedure Rules: Governs procedural aspects including service requirements and prescribed forms and timing for notices

Common Law Principles: Established case law principles regarding notice requirements, contractual interpretation, break clauses, and service of notices

Security of Tenure Provisions: Requirements to determine whether the lease is protected under the 1954 Act or has been contracted out

Break Clause Requirements: Specific conditions and requirements in the lease regarding early termination rights and procedures

Notice Period Requirements: Statutory and contractual time periods that must be observed when serving termination notices

Grounds for Termination: Valid statutory and contractual reasons that can be relied upon to terminate the lease

Service Methods: Legally acceptable methods for serving notices as prescribed by statute and the lease agreement