Cultivation and Use. 4.1. The Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Acts 1922 and 1950 (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment and the keeping of livestock as defined in Schedule 1, paragraph 7 by the Tenant and her family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
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Samples: Tenancy Agreement, Tenancy Agreement
Cultivation and Use. 4.15.1. The Unless otherwise agreed by the Council, the Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Acts 1922 and 1950 Xxx 0000, (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetablevegetables, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment and the keeping of livestock as defined in Schedule 1, paragraph 7 by the Tenant and her their family) ), and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
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Cultivation and Use. 4.1. The Tenant shall use the plot as an allotment garden only as defined by the Allotments Acts 1922 and 1950 (that is to say wholly or mainly for the production of vegetable, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment and for the keeping of livestock as defined in Schedule 1, paragraph Paragraph 7 by the Tenant and her their family) and for no other purpose and keep it free of hazards, e.g. broken glass or scrap metal etc., and reasonably free from weeds and noxious plants and in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition.
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Samples: Agreement
