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Inheritance Tax Act 1984

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117 Minimum period of occupation or ownership.

Subject to the following provisions of this Chapter, section 116 above does not apply to any agricultural property unless— (a) it was occupied by the transferor for the purposes of agriculture throughout the period of two years ending with the date of the transfer, or (b) it was owned by him throughout the period of seven years ending with that date and was throughout that period occupied (by him or another) for the purposes of agriculture.

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117 Minimum period of occupation or ownership.

Subject to the following provisions of this Chapter, section 116 above does not apply to any agricultural property unless— (a) it was occupied by the transferor for the purposes of agriculture throughout the period of two years ending with the date of the transfer, or (b) it was owned by him throughout the period of seven years ending with that date and was throughout that period occupied (by him or another) for the purposes of agriculture.

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