Land Settlement (Scotland) Act 1919
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10 Erection of fences.
Where the Board make any order for the constitution of new holdings, they shall, if so requested by the landlord, be bound to erect and maintain, or cause to be erected and maintained, such march fence, or fences as the usual and reasonable practice of agriculture and estate management may require in the conditions, any dispute as to the necessity for or the adequacy of such fence or fences to be settled failing agreement by the Land Court.
10 Erection of fences.
Where the Board make any order for the constitution of new holdings, they shall, if so requested by the landlord, be bound to erect and maintain, or cause to be erected and maintained, such march fence, or fences as the usual and reasonable practice of agriculture and estate management may require in the conditions, any dispute as to the necessity for or the adequacy of such fence or fences to be settled failing agreement by the Land Court.
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