Farmer and stockbreeder . nd preparing claim,and (.) one years rent.—Lkx. TUBERCULOUS MEAT (Awxioib).—In myopinion you (the vendor) are undoubtedly liable,ami the loss will fall on you.—Lex. SECOND CUT HAY (E. E. 13.).- T should fiayit was a dilajudatiou, unless second crops are cus-tomary. In any event you will be liable for heavydilapidations if you remove or sell off either the firstor second crop of your final years tenancy.—Lex. FARM SALE (Constakt Reader H. P.).—(1)Tlie tenant has no right to stay after Sept. 29th,1920; but you may have to pay him compensationfor dislurbancx, if he has g
Farmer and stockbreeder . nd preparing claim,and (.) one years rent.—Lkx. TUBERCULOUS MEAT (Awxioib).—In myopinion you (the vendor) are undoubtedly liable,ami the loss will fall on you.—Lex. SECOND CUT HAY (E. E. 13.).- T should fiayit was a dilajudatiou, unless second crops are cus-tomary. In any event you will be liable for heavydilapidations if you remove or sell off either the firstor second crop of your final years tenancy.—Lex. FARM SALE (Constakt Reader H. P.).—(1)Tlie tenant has no right to stay after Sept. 29th,1920; but you may have to pay him compensationfor dislurbancx, if he has given you the nece:>iarynothie. (2) Vou can either sue him now or at theend of the tenancy for his somewhat flagrant dilapi-dations to llie cowsheds. I think it is quite possibleloo that you could obtain an injunction to restrain^lim froii such wilful waste.—Lkx. COTTAGE (Perplexed).—I consider that yourbest plan wiH be to give the tenant a weeks notice;then apply for an ordei* of , making clear. IJijto by] Mr W W. Bournes Hackney Pony TISSINGTON Champion Hoyal Shou; 1919. and Uackney Shoxo, BAUBLE 1920. [Iarsois it (3) It you wish, you can dispose of your estatenow by the alternative method of a deed ot gift;but to be valid, such deed must be a present con-veyance, properly stamped accx>rding to the valueof the property , you must retain no interestin the property nor power of ; and, itthe donees are to escape liability for estate duty,you must live at least three years from the dateof execution of the conveyance.—Lex. FARM PARTNERSHIP (Agricola).—Youronly proper plan is to proceed in a busmess-likeway. As all the farming slock, etc., evidentlybelongs to one of the two intended partners, thefirst step would be to have an independent valua-tion so as to ascertain the amount of capitalbrought in by one of the partners. Next you shouldjointly instruct your solicitor to draw up a partner--Bhip deed, and this should provide at l
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