268 Lease of a Farm, on Shares. 
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11. The number and species of stock to be mutually 
agreed on by both parties; which is to be increased 
or diminished, according to circumstances. No cattle, 
horses, or sheep, to be taken or kept on the farm, but 
with mutual consent, and for joint benefit. 
12. The tenant shall do no business other than that 
required for the farm; and such as may, by mutual 
consent, be connected therewith. If it be agreed to 
graze, or deal in, cattle, original stock to be at joint 
expence, but all care, labour, &c. to be done and taken 
by tenant. 
13. Risk of stock, horses esccepted, falls on both par- 
ties alike: save loss accruing from fault or negligence 
of tenant. Colts dropped raised or brought on farm, to 
be at joint risk and for mutual benefit. 
14. No inmates or lodgers to be taken in by tenant. 
15. Tenant to use every endeavour to destroy all 
noxious weeds, briars, bushes; and put and keep the 
grounds in the best order. 
16. The farm horses or team, &c. shall not be used 
for any other purposes than those of the farm, without 
landlord’s consent: save for the accommodation and 
convenience of the tenant and his family. 
17. Tenant not to sell any timber. Only the cleared 
land rented; but tenant may have the range of the 
woods, if young timber, subject to injury, be not on 
the part depastured. No stone guarries opened, or to be 
opened, are within the lease, but reserved ; and pas- 
sages to and from them. 
18. AU stock whether for dairy or grazing are joint 
property, laid in at joint expence and for joint profit. 
But tenant finds the horses at his expence and risk. 
