Small Landholders And Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Act 1931
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22 Renunciation of tenancies.
Notwithstanding anything contained in section seven of the Act of 1886 and section eighteen of the Act of 1911 a new holder or his statutory successor shall not be entitled otherwise than by agreement to renounce his tenancy except at a term of Whitsunday if the holder’s entry was at Whitsunday or at a term of Martinmas if his entry was at Martinmas.
22 Renunciation of tenancies.
Notwithstanding anything contained in section seven of the Act of 1886 and section eighteen of the Act of 1911 a new holder or his statutory successor shall not be entitled otherwise than by agreement to renounce his tenancy except at a term of Whitsunday if the holder’s entry was at Whitsunday or at a term of Martinmas if his entry was at Martinmas.
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