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AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION 



[Act 1883, 

 s. 32.] 



Time of notice 

 to quit 

 [Act 1883, 



S-33-J , 



See Beddoe 



V. Rees, March 



12th. 1885. 



"Times" 



Legal Report. 



Barlow 



V. Teal (1885, 



Q.B.D.,501). 



Tenant's 

 property in 

 fixtures, ma- 

 chinery, &c. 

 [Act 1883, 



s. 34-3 



See Meux v. 

 Cobley (1892 

 2Ch.,253> 



liament, and having power to advance money for the 

 improvement of land, may take an assignment of any 

 charge made by a county court under the provisions of 

 this Act, upon such terms and conditions as may be 

 agreed upon between such company and the person en- 

 titled to such charge ; and such company may assign any 

 charge so acquired by them to any person or persons 

 whomsoever. 



Notice to Quit. 



32. Where a half year's notice, expiring with a year of 

 tenancy is by law necessary and sufficient for determination 

 of a tenancy from year to year, in the case of any such 

 tenancy under a contract of tenancy made either before or 

 after the commencement of this Act, a year's notice so ex- 

 piring shall by virtue of this Act be necessary and sufficient 

 for the same, unless the landlord and tenant of the holding, 

 by writing under their hands, agree that this section shall 

 not apply, in which case a half year's notice shall continue 

 to be sufficient ; but nothing in this section shall extend 

 to a case where the tenant is adjudged bankrupt, or has 

 filed a petition for a composition or arrangement with his 

 creditors. 



Fixtures. 



33. Where after the first day of January, one thousand 

 eight hundred and eighty-four, a tenant has affixed, or 

 shall hereafter affix, to his holding any engine, machinery, 

 fencing, or other fixture, or erects any building for which 

 he is not under this Act or otherwise entitled to compen- 

 sation, and which is not so affixed or erected in pursuance 

 of some obligation in that behalf or instead of some fix- 

 ture or building belonging to the landlord, or where a 

 tenant has acquired any such engine, machinery, fencing, 

 or other fixture or building by purchase or by inheritance, 

 then such fixture or building shall be the property of and 

 be removable by the tenant before or within twenty-one 

 days after the termination of the tenancy. 



Provided as follows : — 



I. Before the removal of any fixture or building the tenant 

 shall pay all rent owing by him, and shall perform 



