LANDLORDS AND TENANTS 



tenant for making the improvement. Also in 

 case the tenant is under contract to return a cer- 

 tain amount of manure to the soil each year, and 

 in case such amount shall not exceed the amount 

 that is produced from the feeds which are pro- 

 duced upon the holding, this amount is excluded 

 from the amount for which compensation can be 

 claimed. 



In case the landlord and the tenant fail to agree 

 as to the amount of compensation which the ten- 

 ant should have for the various improvements 

 which have been named above, the difference is 

 settled by means of arbitration. 



In case of any breach of contract on the part of 

 either landlord or tenant, damages may be claimed 

 by the party injured. Also in case the tenant 

 causes or allows any waste, injures the soil, or 

 destroys the improvements, the landlord can make 

 a claim for payment for such injuries. These 

 claims are arbitrated the same as those for im- 

 provements. 



In case of permanent improvements such as are 

 not mentioned in either of the above classes, the 

 tenant may remove the improvement unless the 

 landlord may choose to buy the same, with the 

 proviso that he repair any damages which may 

 have been incurred by the removal of the build- 

 ing, that is he must leave the premises in as good 

 condition as if the improvement had not been 

 made. 



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