Well, in all great stories, there are two sides. So BH, lets hear your side. Turfing the Boy Scouts out, is truly bad form, and in the precise above, there are some strange comments. If the lease is robust, the landlord cannot simply throw a tenant out. He would have to irritate the lease, as per whichever clause was breached by the tenant. There may be a break clause, although these are generally at set points - first qtr, half way, third qtr etc. Again, on a lease of 15 years, the notice period, if it were buried in the fine print, should be at least six months, to allow each side some wiggle room. Nope, me thinks more to this......