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Crofters (Scotland) Act 1993

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As published

26F Commission duty to take action under section 26H or 26J

(1) If— (a) the Commission decide that a duty is not being complied with; and (b) none of the circumstances mentioned in section 26E apply, the Commission must take one of the actions mentioned in subsection (2) unless they consider that there is a good reason not to. (2) Those actions are— (a) in the case of a crofter, the tenancy termination procedure under section 26H; (b) in the case of an owner-occupier crofter, the letting procedure under section 26J.

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26F Commission duty to take action under section 26H or 26J

(1) If— (a) the Commission decide that a duty is not being complied with; and (b) none of the circumstances mentioned in section 26E apply, the Commission must take one of the actions mentioned in subsection (2) unless they consider that there is a good reason not to. (2) Those actions are— (a) in the case of a crofter, the tenancy termination procedure under section 26H; (b) in the case of an owner-occupier crofter, the letting procedure under section 26J.

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