AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS BILL 365 



respect of the holding to which the tenant is Hable 

 as between him and the landlord ; 

 (d.) Any sums due to the landlord in respect of any 

 waste committed by the tenant, or in respect of any 

 breach of covenant or other agreement connected 

 with the contract of tenancy committed by the 

 tenant : 

 There shall be taken into account in augmentation of 



the tenant's compensation — 

 (e.) Any sum due to the tenant for compensation in 

 respect of a breach of covenant or other agreement 

 connected with a contract of tenancy, and committed 

 by the landlord ; 

 (/".) Any sum due to the tenant under section eight of 



this Act ; 

 (g-.) Any sum which may be found by a reference under 

 this Act to be due to the tenant in respect of damage 

 to crops by winged or ground game during the last 

 year of the tenancy. 

 Nothing in this section shall enable a landlord to obtain 

 under this Act compensation in respect of waste by the 

 tenant, or of breach of covenant by the tenant, committed 

 or permitted in relation to a matter of husbandry more 

 than two years before the determination of the tenancy, or 

 shall authorise the taking into account of permissive 

 waste by any tenant from year to year, except so far as 

 such tenant may be under an express covenant to repair. 



7. (i.) Where any claim is made by the landlord, either in Penai rents to 

 pursuance of the preceding section, or by action or other- actuaTdamage. 

 wise, for any penal or additional rent or payment (and 

 whether expressed to be liquidated damages or not) in 

 respect of any breach or non -performance of any covenant 

 or other agreement connected with the contract of tenancy, 

 the sum taken into account in reduction of compensation, 

 or recoverable by action or otherwise, shall be limited to 

 the damages actually suffered by the landlord from any 

 such default, notwithstanding any provision in the contract 

 or tenan«3^ 



(2.) Where any action is brought, or proceeding taken s.vGas^ Light 

 by the landlord for rent, or any other matters mentioned in ^"noUoway' 

 section six of this Act, it shall be lawful for the tenant to ^'^^Jf- s'^-'^- 

 counter claim for any matters for which he is entitled to 



