Part II Tenant-Right Matters
Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (1986 c 5) | Legislation

Part II Tenant-Right Matters

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Growing crops and severed or harvested crops and produce, being in either case crops or produce grown on the holding in the last year of tenancy, but not including crops or produce which the tenant has a right to sell or remove from the holding.

8

Seeds sown and cultivations, fallows and acts of husbandry performed on the holding at the expense of the tenant (including the growing of herbage crops for commercial seed production).

9

Pasture laid down with clover, grass, lucerne, sainfoin or other seeds, being either—

(a)     pasture laid down at the expense of the tenant otherwise than in compliance with an obligation imposed on him by an agreement in writing to lay it down to replace temporary pasture comprised in the holding when the tenant entered on the holding which was not paid for by him, or

(b)     pasture paid for by the tenant on entering on the holding.

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(1)     Acclimatisation, hefting or settlement of hill sheep on hill land.

(2)     In this paragraph—

“hill sheep†means sheep which—

(a)

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