Change 1 Article Choose an article Title and introductory text 1 Principal definitions. 2 Restriction on letting agricultural land for less than from year to year. 3 Tenancies for two years or more to continue from year to year unless terminated by notice. 4 Death of tenant before term date. 5 Restriction on agreements excluding effect of section 3. 6 Right to written tenancy agreement. 7 The model clauses. 8 Arbitration or third party determination where terms of written agreement are inconsistent with the model clauses. 9 Transitional arrangements where liability in respect of fixed equipment transferred. 10 Tenant’s right to remove fixtures and buildings. 11 Provision of fixed equipment necessary to comply with statutory requirements. 12 Arbitration or third party determination of rent. 13 Increases of rent for landlord’s improvements. 14 Variation of terms of tenancies as to permanent pasture. 15 Disposal of produce and cropping. 19A Disputes relating to requests for landlord's consent or variation of terms 20 Compensation for damage by game. 21 Extension of tenancies in lieu of claims to emblements. 22 Rights to require certain records to be made. 23 Landlord’s power of entry. 24 Restriction of landlord’s remedies for breach of contract of tenancy. 25 Length of notice to quit. 26 Restriction on operation of notices to quit. 27 Tribunal’s consent to operation of notice to quit. 28 Additional restrictions on operation of notice to quit given under Case D. 29 Power to make supplementary provision. 30 Notice to quit where tenant is a service man. 31 Notice to quit part of holding valid in certain cases. 32 Right to treat notice to quit part of holding as notice to quit entire holding. 33 Reduction of rent where notice is given to quit part of holding. 34 Tenancies to which Part IV applies. 35 Application of sections 36 to 48. 36 Right of any eligible person to apply for new tenancy on death of tenant. 37 Exclusion of statutory succession where two successions have already occurred. 38 Other excluded cases. 39 Applications for tenancy of holding. 40 Provisions supplementary to section 39. 41 Application by not fully eligible person to be treated as eligible. 42 Procedure where deceased held more than one holding. 43 Restriction on operation of notice to quit given by reason of death of tenant. 44 Opportunity for landlord to obtain Tribunal’s consent to operation of notice to quit. 45 Effect of direction under section 39. 46 Interpretation of section 45. 47 Terms of new tenancy unless varied by arbitration or third party determination . 48 Arbitration or third party determination on terms of new tenancy. 49 Application of sections 50 to 58. 50 Right to apply for new tenancy on retirement of tenant. 51 Excluded cases. 52 Notices to quit restricting operation of section 53. 53 Application for tenancy of holding by nominated successor. 54 Restriction on operation of certain notices to quit. 55 Effect of direction under section 53. 56 Terms of new tenancy. 57 Effect of death of retiring tenant on succession to the holding. 58 Effect of direction under section 53 on succession to other holdings. 59 Interpretation of Part IV. 60 Right to, and measure of, compensation for disturbance. 61 Cases where compensation under section 60 is not payable. 62 Compensation on termination in pursuance of early resumption clause. 63 Compensation for disturbance: supplementary provisions. 64 Tenant’s right to compensation for improvements. 65 Tenant’s right to compensation for tenant-right matters. 66 Measure of compensation. 67 Compensation for long-term improvements: consent required. 68 Improvements: special cases. 69 Improvements: successive tenancies. 70 Compensation for special system of farming. 71 Compensation for deterioration of particular parts of holding. 72 Compensation for general deterioration of holding. 73 Deterioration of holding: successive tenancies. 74 Termination of tenancy of part of holding. 75 Compensation where reversionary estate in holding is severed. 76 Restrictions on compensation for things done in compliance with this Act. 77 No compensation under custom for improvement or tenant-right matter. 78 Extent to which compensation recoverable under agreements. 79 Additional rights with respect to improvements for tenants of market gardens. 80 Power of Tribunal to direct holding to be treated as market garden. 81 Agreements as to compensation relating to market gardens. 82 Application of section 15 to smallholdings. 83 Settlement of claims on termination of tenancy. 84 Arbitrations. 84A Third party determinations 85 Enforcement. 86 Power of landlord to obtain charge on holding. 87 General provisions as to charges under this Act on holdings. 88 Power of limited owners to give consents etc. 89 Power of limited owners to apply capital for improvements. 90 Estimation of best rent for purposes of Acts and other instruments. 91 Power of Minister to vary Schedules 7, 8 and 10. 92 Advisory committee on valuation of improvements and tenant-right matters. 93 Service of notices. 94 Orders and regulations. 95 Crown land. 96 Interpretation. 97 Saving for other rights etc. 98 Application of Act to old tenancies etc. 99 Transitional provisions and savings. 100 Consequential amendments. 101 Repeals and revocations. 102 Citation, commencement and extent. SCHEDULE 1 Matters for Which Provision is to be Made in Written Tenancy Agreements SCHEDULE 2 Arbitration or Third Party Determination of Rent: Provisions Supplementary to Section 12 SCHEDULE 3 Cases Where Consent Of Tribunal To Operation Of Notice To Quit Is Not Required SCHEDULE 4 Matters for Which Provision may be made by Order Under Section 29 SCHEDULE 5 Notice to Quit Where Tenant is a Service Man SCHEDULE 7 Long-Term Improvements begun on or after 1st March 1948 for which Compensation is Payable SCHEDULE 8 Short-Term Improvements Begun on or After 1st March 1948, and other Matters, for which Compensation is Payable SCHEDULE 9 Compensation to Tenant for Improvements Begun Before 1st March 1948 SCHEDULE 10 Market Garden Improvements SCHEDULE 11 SCHEDULE 12 Modifications Applicable to Old Tenancies and other Similar Cases SCHEDULE 13 Transitional Provisions and Savings SCHEDULE 14 Consequential Amendments SCHEDULE 15 Repeals and Revocations
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88 Power of limited owners to give consents etc.
The landlord of an agricultural holding, whatever his estate or interest in it, may, for the purposes of this Act, give any consent, make any agreement or do or have done to him any other act which he might give, make, do or have done to him if he were owner in fee simple or, if his interest is an interest in a leasehold, were absolutely entitled to that leasehold.
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88 Power of limited owners to give consents etc.
The landlord of an agricultural holding, whatever his estate or interest in it, may, for the purposes of this Act, give any consent, make any agreement or do or have done to him any other act which he might give, make, do or have done to him if he were owner in fee simple or, if his interest is an interest in a leasehold, were absolutely entitled to that leasehold.
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