Landlord's Eviction Based on Improper Termination Notice for Commercial Sheep Stable Tenancy

The court reviewed a landlord's termination of a six-year-plus-one-year contract for a sheep stable, which the tenant claimed was a commercial lease requiring a mandatory official form for termination. The court determined that the tenant's sheep breeding and sale activity, even if not the primary occupation, constituted an economically gain-oriented business operation because a significant portion of the animals were sold for slaughter, distinguishing it from mere hobby use previously deemed not to require the formal notice provision. Therefore, because the landlord failed to use the required official form for the termination of this commercial tenancy, the appeal against the eviction order was granted, and the claim was dismissed.