replevy has been extended] before making such sale of the goods and chattels, notwithstanding that the time to replevy has been extended to such date. To Dated the day of 19 tenant [or owner of goods, as case may be]. person levying distress]. Pursuant to section seven of the Law of Distress Amendment Act, 1888, I hereby authorize of to act as a bailiff to levy distress for rent in England and Pursuant to section seven of the Law of Distress Amendment Act, 1888, I hereby authorize act as a bailiff to levy distress on the premises of for rent alleged to be due to of (L.S.) to of of No. 23. Consent of Landlord for Incoming to Compensate Outgoing Tenant. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, I, X. Y., the landlord of the holding known as [here describe holding] do hereby consent to you C. D., the incoming tenant of the said farm, paying to A. B., the outgoing tenant of the said farm, the sum of £ compensation payable in pursuance of the provisions of the said Acts to the said A. B. in respect of the improvements executed by him on the said farm. And I hereby agree that you the said C. D. shall be entitled on quitting the said holding to claim compensation in respect of such improvements in like manner, if at all, as the said A. B. would have been entitled had he remained tenant of the said holding, and quitted the same at the time at which you the said C. D. may quit the same. Dated the day of (Signed) 19 X. Y., the landlord [or agent]. To C. D., the incoming tenant. No. 24.-Notice of Tenant's Intention to Improve in last year of Tenancy. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, I, the undersigned being about to quit the holding known as [here describe holding], which I now hold of you on the day of next, do hereby give you, as landlord of the said holding, notice that I intend, at the expiration of one month from the date hereof, to begin the following improvements upon the said holding [set out improvements, some of those in the first schedule]; and that I shall at the determination of my tenancy on quitting the said holding claim compensation from you in respect of such improvements, unless within one month after the receipt hereof you object to my making such improvements. Dated the day of No. 25.-Assent of Landlord to Improvement in last year of Tenancy. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, I hereby consent to your making the improvements on the holding you rent of me known as [describe holding] and specified by you in your notice dated the notwithstanding 19 day of you will quit the same on the 19 day of No. 26. Objection by Landlord to Improvement in last year of Tenancy. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Act, 1883 to 1900, I hereby give you notice that I object to your making all or any of the improvements on the holding known as [here describe holding] which you hold of me, mentioned in your notice of the day of 19 And further take notice that I dissent from your executing those or any other improvements upon the said holding during the continuance of your present tenancy. No. 27.-Consent of Landlord to Treat Holding as Market Garden. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, I, the undersigned, the landlord [or, if by agent, on behalf of the landlord] consent to your treating as a market garden the holding known as [here describe holding] that you hold from me [or if by agent, from lease dated the day of as yearly tenant for under a 19 1. for the landlord]. Where the holding is let as a market garden, a clause to the above effect should be inserted in the lease. No. 28.-Agreement to Arbitrate outside the Agricultural Holdings Acts. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, we, the undersigned, the landlord [or if by agent, on behalf of , the landlord] and the tenant of the holding known as [here describe holding hereby agree the differences between us as to the amount and time and mode of payment of the compensation claimed by the said tenant in respect of improvements made on the said holding be settled by an arbitration to which the provisions of the First Schedule of the Arbitration Act, 1889, and the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, shall not apply, but which shall be conducted in accordance with the schedule hereunto annexed. Dated the day of 19 9 (This agreement will require a stamp.) SCHEDULE. No. 29.-Tenant's Claim for Compensation. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, I, A. B. [fill in name and address], tenant of the holding known as [here describe holding claim from X. Y. of [fill in address], the landlord of the said holding at the determination of my tenancy on quitting the said holding compensation in respect of the following improvements [here set out every possible improvement in respect of which any claim can possibly be made, and the sum claimed for each, and the date when each was done]. Dated the day of 19 To X. Y. [fill in name and address]. (Signed) A. B. No. 30.-Tenant's Claim for Compensation for Landlord's Breach of Covenant. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, I [fill in name and address] tenant of the holding known as [here describe holding] hereby give you [fill in name and address] the landlord of the said holding, notice that I require the arbitration, to which the differences existing between me and you in respect of my claim for compensation for improvements comprised in the First Schedule to the Agricultural Holdings Act, 1900, is referred, to extend to the determination of the following breaches of contract committed by you, that is to say [here set out each of the different breaches with the amount of damage claimed in respect of each and the date when each was done]. Dated the То day of 19 (Signed) landlord. tenant. No. 31.-Landlord's Claim for Compensation. In pursuance of the provisions of the Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900, I, X. Y. [fill in address], the landlord of the holding known as [here describe holding] hereby give you, A. B. of [ fill in address], the tenant of the said holding, notice that I require the arbitration, to which the differences existing between me the undersigned and you the tenant aforesaid in respect of your claims for compensation for improvements that are comprised in the First Schedule to the Agricultural Holdings Act, 1900, is referred, to extend to the determination of my claim against you in respect of the following acts of waste and breaches of covenants committed by you, that is to say [here set out each of the different breaches and acts of waste with the amount of damage claimed in respect of each, and the date when each was done]. Dated the day of 19 (Signed) X. Y. To A. B., tenant. No. 32.-Award. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES OFFICIAL Agricultural Holdings (England) Acts, 1883 to 1900. In the matter of a holding known as [insert name (if any) and description of holding], lately in the occupation of A. B. of [the quitting tenant]. To all to whom these presents shall come, I, F. G., of [we, F. G., of and H. K., of ,] send greeting. Whereas C. D., the landlord of the above-mentioned holding, and the said A. B., the tenant thereof, have failed to agree as to the amount and time and mode of payment of the compensation to which the said A. B. claims to be entitled in respect of the improvements made on the above-mentioned holding, which are comprised in the First Schedule to this award. [Here insert recitals of appointments of Arbitrator, Arbitrators, or Umpire. See Forms B., C., and D.] And whereas the said A. B., by written notice to the said C. D., has required that the arbitration shall extend to the determination of certain further claims by the said A. B. |