Agricultural tenancies arising after 1st September 1995 are mostly governed by the Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995. As such, tenants under this Act do not benefit from the degree of protection conferred on tenancies already in existence, which remain under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986. Section 4 of the 1995 Act seeks to protect those tenancies which subsequently inadvertently undergo a surrender and regrant and which would otherwise lose the protection of the 1986 Act. This paper seeks to investigate, by relating recent case law and statute to the situation of agricultural tenancies, the occasions where surrender and egrant might occur and whether in such instances the protection of the 1986 Act will be lost
The article investigates the concept of agricultural real estate according to Art. 553 of the Civil...
Formal statutory guidance to arbitrators involved in settling disputes over rents for agricultural h...
Among the very many difficult problems arising under the STATUTE OF FRAUDS not the least troublesome...
Agricultural tenancies arising after 1st September 1995 are mostly governed by the Agricultural Tena...
The principle of this article was not only the legal analysis of the content of the agricultural pro...
Until the law was amended in 1984, the tenants of agricultural holdings enjoyed security of tenure f...
The paper is an attempt to present some selected issues related to the change in the lease rent dur...
After the restoration of ownership of agricultural land, a significant part of owners choose leasin...
The fundamental conceptual notions of the Civil Code, such as ”agricultural real estate” and ”agric...
Abstract: This paper explores the role of a limited liability clause – which allows a tenant to fore...
Definition of agricultural holding contained in the Civil Code is the subject of numerous studies. T...
The impending decline of the tenanted sector in British agriculture has been forecast for many years...
A decline in the availability of opportunities for new entrants to agriculture is a recognised conse...
One of the main directions of activities conducted by the Agricultural Property Agency is to support...
This issue of Practitioner's Page explains the law on consensual termination of residential tenancie...
The article investigates the concept of agricultural real estate according to Art. 553 of the Civil...
Formal statutory guidance to arbitrators involved in settling disputes over rents for agricultural h...
Among the very many difficult problems arising under the STATUTE OF FRAUDS not the least troublesome...
Agricultural tenancies arising after 1st September 1995 are mostly governed by the Agricultural Tena...
The principle of this article was not only the legal analysis of the content of the agricultural pro...
Until the law was amended in 1984, the tenants of agricultural holdings enjoyed security of tenure f...
The paper is an attempt to present some selected issues related to the change in the lease rent dur...
After the restoration of ownership of agricultural land, a significant part of owners choose leasin...
The fundamental conceptual notions of the Civil Code, such as ”agricultural real estate” and ”agric...
Abstract: This paper explores the role of a limited liability clause – which allows a tenant to fore...
Definition of agricultural holding contained in the Civil Code is the subject of numerous studies. T...
The impending decline of the tenanted sector in British agriculture has been forecast for many years...
A decline in the availability of opportunities for new entrants to agriculture is a recognised conse...
One of the main directions of activities conducted by the Agricultural Property Agency is to support...
This issue of Practitioner's Page explains the law on consensual termination of residential tenancie...
The article investigates the concept of agricultural real estate according to Art. 553 of the Civil...
Formal statutory guidance to arbitrators involved in settling disputes over rents for agricultural h...
Among the very many difficult problems arising under the STATUTE OF FRAUDS not the least troublesome...