Farmer and stockbreeder . not agreed to continue. If so, I submit thatyou are still entitled to compensation for disturb-ance. (2) You scarcely need a solicitor at this want a valuer. You may need legal assistancelater, if there is a dispute as to the withdrawal ofthe notice. (3) As drafted, the Bill will apply.(4) It would take up too much space to set out thefull scale here: see pp. 163-256 of the AgriculturalHoldings and Tenant Rjght Valuation (post free9s. 9d., from this office).—Lex. COTTAGE (P. H. M.).—You can, but try for anejectment order on the ground that you need thecottag
Farmer and stockbreeder . not agreed to continue. If so, I submit thatyou are still entitled to compensation for disturb-ance. (2) You scarcely need a solicitor at this want a valuer. You may need legal assistancelater, if there is a dispute as to the withdrawal ofthe notice. (3) As drafted, the Bill will apply.(4) It would take up too much space to set out thefull scale here: see pp. 163-256 of the AgriculturalHoldings and Tenant Rjght Valuation (post free9s. 9d., from this office).—Lex. COTTAGE (P. H. M.).—You can, but try for anejectment order on the ground that you need thecottage for one of your workman. If, however, youhave accepted rent for any period since March 25,it seems to me that you have renewed the tenancyand will be obliged to give a fresh notice to quit.—Lex. GRAZING AND ORCHARD (ConstantReader).—I assume that your •neighbour was not a tenant from year to year, but took the grazingonly a year at a time. I gather that he had nobthe fruit of the orchard, but merely the summer. 1918 TEE FAltMEB ANB STOCKBSBEBES August 9, 1920. grazing. If bo, I am of opinkm that you can resumepossession at Michaelin«is -without notice.—Lex. COMPEITSATION (Tairplay).—(1) For claimsunder the Agricultural Holdings Acts, notice of in-tention shouW be given to the landlord before theexpiration of the tenancy; but this rule does notnecessarily »pply to claims under custom or anagreement. (2) Your agent cannot lay down rulesto govern the Inland Revenue. Most Surveyors in-sist on proper proof of the partnership by produc-tion of the partnership deed end a joint contract oftenancy.—I/EX. IITCOME TAX (H. J. D.).—You ere on theright side, so say nothing. The year extends fromApril 6 to April 5; hence you were liable on the firstfarm fot half a years tax and on the larger farmfor one year. The total ?was £364 plus £68; total£432, less abatements £212, , net £220 at 2s. 3d.,equals £24 15s. in two instalments of £17 2s. and£7 139.—Lex. INC
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