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As published
59 Interpretation of Part IV.
(1) In sections 36 to 48 above ...—
“the date of death”,
“the deceased”,
“the holding”,
“related holding”, and
“the tenancy”,
have the meanings given by section 35(2) above; and in those sections “eligible person” has the meaning given by section 36(3) above.
(2) In sections 49 to 58 above ...—
“close relative” of the retiring tenant,
“the holding”,
“the nominated successor”,
“related holding”,
“the retirement date”,
“the retirement notice”,
“the retiring tenant”,
“the retiring tenants”, and
“the tenancy”,
have the meanings given by section 49(3) above; and in those sections “eligible person” has the meaning given by section 50(2) above.
Your change, as a redline
59 Interpretation of Part IV.
(1) In sections 36 to 48 above ...—
“the date of death”,
“the deceased”,
“the holding”,
“related holding”, and
“the tenancy”,
have the meanings given by section 35(2) above; and in those sections “eligible person” has the meaning given by section 36(3) above.
(2) In sections 49 to 58 above ...—
“close relative” of the retiring tenant,
“the holding”,
“the nominated successor”,
“related holding”,
“the retirement date”,
“the retirement notice”,
“the retiring tenant”,
“the retiring tenants”, and
“the tenancy”,
have the meanings given by section 49(3) above; and in those sections “eligible person” has the meaning given by section 50(2) above.
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