68 The Agricultural Holdings (^England) Act, 1883. 
after the time when the improvement in respect whereof compensation is paid 
will, where an award has been made, be taken to have been exhausted accord- 
ing to the declaration of the award, and in any other case after.the time when 
any such improvement will in the opinion of the court, after hearing such 
evidence (if any) as it thinlis expedient, have become exhausted. 
The instalments and interest shall be charged in favour of the landlord, his 
executors, administrators, and assigns. 
The estate or interest of any landlord holding for an estate or interest deter- 
minable or liable to forfeiture by reason of his creating or suffering any charge 
thereon shall not be determined or forfeited by reason of his obtaining a charge 
under this Act, anything in any deed, will, or other instrument to the contrary 
thereof notwithstanding. 
Capital money arising under the Settled Land Act, 1882 [45 & 46 Vict, 
c. 38], may be applied in payment of any moneys expended and costs incurred 
by a landlord under or in pursuance of this Act in or about the execution of 
any improvement mentioned in the first or second parts of the schedule 
hereto, as for an improvement authorised by the said Settled Laud Act ; and 
such money may also be applied in discharge of any charge created on a 
holding under or in pursuance of this Act in respect of any such improvement 
as aforesaid, as in discharge of an incumbrance authorised by the said Settled 
Land Act to be discharged out of such capital money. 
30. Incidence of charge. — The sum charged by the order of a county court 
under this Act shall be a charge on the holding, or the part thereof charged, 
for the landlord's interest therein, and for all interests therein subsequent to- 
that of the landlord ; but so that the charge shall not extend beyond the 
interest of the landlord, his executors, administrators, and assigns, in the 
tenancy where the landlord is himself a tenant of the holding. 
31. Provision in case of trustee. — Where the landlord is a person entitled 
to receive the rents and profits of any holding as trustee, or in any character 
otherwise than for his own benefit, the amount due from such landlord in 
respect of compensation under this Act, or in respect of compensation autho- 
rised by this Act to be substituted for compensation under this Act, shall be 
charged and recovered as follows and not otherwise ; (that is to say,) 
(i.) The amount so due shall not be recovered personally against such 
landlord, nor shall he be under any liability to pay such amount, but the 
same shall be a charge on and recoverable against the holding only. 
(2.) Such landlord shall, either before or after having paid to the tenant 
the amount due to him, be entitled to obtain from the county court 
a charge on the holding to the amount of the sum required to be paid or 
which has been paid, as the case may be, to the tenant. 
(3.) If such landlord neglect or fail within one month after the tenant has 
quitted his holding to pay to the tenant the amount due to him, then 
after the expiration of such one month the tenant shall be entitled to 
obtain from the county court in favour of himself, his executors, admi- 
nistrators, and assigns, a charge on the holding to the amount of the sum 
due to him, and of all costs properly incurred by him in obtaining the 
charge or in raising the amount due thereunder. 
(4.) The court shall on proof of the tenant's title to have a charge made in 
his favour make an order charging the holding with payment of the 
amount of the charge, including costs, in like manner and form as in 
case of a charge which a landlord is entitled to obtain. 
32. Advance made by a company. — Any company now or hereafter incor- 
porated by Parliament, and having power to advance money for the improve- 
ment 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 entitled to Buch charge ; 
