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Crofters (Scotland) Act 1993

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26B Enforcement of duties of crofters and owner-occupier crofters: general

(1) This section and section 26C apply where the Commission consider (whether following an investigation under section 26A(4) or otherwise) that— (a) a crofter is not complying with any of the duties mentioned in section 5AA, 5B or 5C; (b) an owner-occupier crofter is not complying with any of the duties mentioned in section 19C(2). (2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(a)— (a) where a crofter has sublet the croft by virtue of a lease to which section 27 applies, the crofter is deemed to comply with the duties mentioned in that subsection (other than the duty not to misuse the croft) if the crofter's subtenant complies with the duties; (b) where the Commission have granted consent under section 21B, the crofter is deemed to comply with the duty mentioned in section 5AA. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1)(b)— (a) where an owner-occupier crofter has let the croft by virtue of a short lease to which section 29A applies, the owner-occupier crofter is deemed to comply with the duties mentioned in that subsection (other than the duty not to misuse the croft) if the owner-occupier crofter's tenant complies with the duties; (b) where the Commission have granted consent under section 21B, the owner-occupier crofter is deemed to comply with the duty mentioned in section 19C(2)(a). (4) In sections 26C, 26D and 26K, the “relevant person” means the crofter (in the case of a croft) or the owner-occupier crofter (in the case of an owner-occupied croft).

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26B Enforcement of duties of crofters and owner-occupier crofters: general

(1) This section and section 26C apply where the Commission consider (whether following an investigation under section 26A(4) or otherwise) that— (a) a crofter is not complying with any of the duties mentioned in section 5AA, 5B or 5C; (b) an owner-occupier crofter is not complying with any of the duties mentioned in section 19C(2). (2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(a)— (a) where a crofter has sublet the croft by virtue of a lease to which section 27 applies, the crofter is deemed to comply with the duties mentioned in that subsection (other than the duty not to misuse the croft) if the crofter's subtenant complies with the duties; (b) where the Commission have granted consent under section 21B, the crofter is deemed to comply with the duty mentioned in section 5AA. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1)(b)— (a) where an owner-occupier crofter has let the croft by virtue of a short lease to which section 29A applies, the owner-occupier crofter is deemed to comply with the duties mentioned in that subsection (other than the duty not to misuse the croft) if the owner-occupier crofter's tenant complies with the duties; (b) where the Commission have granted consent under section 21B, the owner-occupier crofter is deemed to comply with the duty mentioned in section 19C(2)(a). (4) In sections 26C, 26D and 26K, the “relevant person” means the crofter (in the case of a croft) or the owner-occupier crofter (in the case of an owner-occupied croft).

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