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Deduction in First Class for Want of Bepair, &c. 
11. In the ascertainment of the amount of the tenant's compensation in 
xcipect of an improvement of the first cLass, there shall be taken into account, 
in reduction thereof, any sum reasonably necessary to be expended for the 
purpose of putting the same into tenantable repair or good condition. 
Notice to Landlord for Second Class. 
12. The tenant shall not be entitled to compensation in respect of an 
improvement of the second class, unless, not more than forty-two and not less 
than seven days before beginning to execute it, he has given to the landlord 
notice in vfriting of his intention to do so, nor where it is executed after the 
tenant has given or received notice to quit, unless it is executed with the 
previous consent in writing of the landlord. 
Exclusion of Compensation in Third Class after exhausting Crop. 
13. The tenant shall not be entitled to compensation in respect of an 
improvement of the third class, where, after the execution thereof, there has 
been taken from the portion of the holding on wliich the same was executed, a 
crop of corn, potatoes, hay, or seed, or any other exhausting crop. 
Exclusion of Compensation for Consumption of Cake, &c., in Certain Cases, 
14. The tenant shall not be entitled to compensation in respect of an 
improvement of the third class, consisting in the consumption of cake or other 
feeding-stuff, where, imder the custom of the country or an agreement, he is 
entitled to and claims payment from the landlord or incoming tenant in 
respect of the additional value given by that consumption to the manure left 
on the holding at the determination of the tenancy. 
• Restrictions as to Third Class. 
] 5. In the ascertainment of the amount of compensation in respect of an 
i mprovement of the third class, — 
(1.) There shall not be taken into account any larger outlay during the 
last year of the tenancy than the average amount of the tenant's 
outlay for like purposes during the three next preceding years of the 
tenancy, or other less number of years for which the tenancy has 
endured ; and, 
(2.) There shall be deducted the value of the manure that would have 
been produced by the consumption on the holding of any hay, straw, 
roots, or green crops sold off the holding within the last two years of 
the tenancy or other less time for which the tenancy has endured, 
except as far as a proper return of manure to the holding has been 
made in respect of such produce sold off. 
Deductions from Compensation for Taxes, Bent, &c, 
16. The amount of the tenant's compensation shall be subject to the follow- 
ing deductions : 
(1.) For taxes, rates, and tithe-rentcharge due or becoming due in respect 
of the holding to which the tenant is liable as between him and the 
landlord : 
(2.) For rent due or becoming due in respect of the holding : 
(3.) For the landlord's compensation under this Act. 
