Under a lease commenciiig at Whitsuntide, as to the natural grass lands, and as to the arable lands at the severing of the crops, the tenant being bound to Consume the straw upon the land, and sufficiently to cultivate and manure them, the tenant is entitled to the value of the dung made between Whitsuntide and harvest, and left upon the land; and the landlord having at Whisuntide taken the straw upon the farm, which was no more than was requisite for foddering the cattle between that time and the severance of the crops, is bound to pay the value of it to the tenant.
Citations:
[1829] EngR 111, (1829) 4 Bligh NS PC 520, (1829) 5 ER 185
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Scotland
Landlord and Tenant
Updated: 02 May 2022; Ref: scu.321979