66 Power to enable demand to remedy a breach to be modified on arbitration
Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Act 1991 (1991 c 55) | Legislation

66  Power to enable demand to remedy a breach to be modified on arbitration

(1)     Where a question or difference required by section 60 of this Act to be determined by [the Land Court] relates to a demand in writing served on a tenant by a landlord requiring the tenant to remedy a breach of any term or condition of his tenancy by the doing of any work of provision, repair, maintenance or replacement of fixed equipment, the [Land Court] may—

(a)     in relation to all or any of the items specified in the demand, whether or not any period is specified as the period within which the breach should be remedied, specify such period for that purpose as appears in all the circumstances to the [Land Court] to be reasonable;

(b)     delete from the demand any item or part of an item which, having due regard to the interests of good husbandry as respects the holding and of sound management of the estate of which the holding forms part or which the holding constitutes, the [Land Court] is satisfied is unnecessary or unjustified;

(c)     substitute, in the case of any item or

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