AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS BILL 367 



No such statement whether by tenant or landlord shall 

 be invalid for want of particularity. 



10. The landlord and the tenant may agree on the amount Compensation 

 and mode and time of payment of compensation to be paid sftuedby 

 under this Act. If in any case they do not so agree the reference 

 diflFerence shall be settled by a reference of the question in "^^ ^'^' 

 dispute to the agricultural arbitrator. 



II. The delivery to the agricultural arbitrator of a certified Mode of sub- 

 mission to 



reference. 



copy of the statement of claim or of the question in dispute ^'ssion to 



shall be deemed to be a submission to reference by the 

 party delivering it ; and neither party shall have power to 

 revoke a submission without the consent of the other. 



12. The arbitrator may call for the production of any power for 

 sample, or voucher, or other document, or other evidence '^^^'^'■?^'*'^-'° 



1 • 1 • • . 1 • r • 1 , . •■ require pro- 



whichisni the possession or power of either party, or which ductionof 

 either party can produce, and which to the arbitrator seems a'dminilte?" 

 necessary for determination of the matters referred and °a*s, &c, 

 may take the examination of the parties and witnesses on L 13.]' '' 

 oath, and may administer oaths and take affirmations ; and 

 if any person so sworn or affirming wilfully and corruptly 

 gives false evidence he shall be guilty of perjury. 



13. The arbitrator may proceed in the absence of either Powerto pro- 

 party where the same appears to him or them expedient, "^^^^'^ '" 

 after notice given to the parties. [Act :883, 



s. 14.] 



14. The award shall be in writing, signed by the arbitrator. Form of 



award. [Act 



15. Where the tenancy of a holding is determined at '^*^' ^' '^'^ 

 different periods in respect of the land and of the ^^Tncy il^^^^ 

 buildings, the arbitrator may make, at the proper time, determined at 

 separate awards in respect of the several parts of the hold- peffoX' See 

 ing the tenancy whereof is so determined.^ t-.r /^a/-/^ Eari 



^ ^ of Portarlmg- 



ton. /« re 



16. The decision of the arbitrator in regard to any of the Paul (1889, 24 

 matters referred to him shall be final, and shall have the ^ '. .'' J^ 

 effect of a judgment of the county court ; provided always arbitrator to 

 that the arbitrator, if a point of law shall arise before him, b^^"*'- 

 may, and upon the application of either party, shall submit 



a case raising such point of law for the decision of the 



county court judge in whose district the holding or the 



' See also Q.B. Act 29, 1897, Morley v Carter. 



