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As published
47 Application of sections 48 to 55.
(1) The provisions of the eight next following sections shall have effect with respect to the rights of the tenant of an agricultural holding with respect to compensation for improvements specified in the First Schedule to this Act carried out on the holding, being improvements begun on or after the first day of November, nineteen hundred and forty-eight; and the said provisions shall have effect whether the tenant entered into occupation of the holding before or on or after the said first day of November.
(2) An improvement falling within the foregoing subsection is in this Act referred to as “a new improvement”.
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47 Application of sections 48 to 55.
(1) The provisions of the eight next following sections shall have effect with respect to the rights of the tenant of an agricultural holding with respect to compensation for improvements specified in the First Schedule to this Act carried out on the holding, being improvements begun on or after the first day of November, nineteen hundred and forty-eight; and the said provisions shall have effect whether the tenant entered into occupation of the holding before or on or after the said first day of November.
(2) An improvement falling within the foregoing subsection is in this Act referred to as “a new improvement”.
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