Common use of Long-term crops Clause in Contracts

Long-term crops. The Tenant must not plant any trees or fruit bushes, or any crops requiring more than 12 months to mature, without the written consent of the Council.

Long-term crops. The Tenant must not plant any trees or fruit bushes, or any crops requiring more than 12 months to mature, on the Allotment without the written consent of the Council.

Long-term crops. The Tenant must not plant any trees or fruit bushes, or any crops requiring more than 12 months to mature, mature without the written consent of the Council and subject to any conditions that the Council may wish to impose. If a Tenant executes any of the following improvements with the written consent of the Council.:

Long-term crops. The Tenant must not plant any trees or fruit bushes, or any crops bushes requiring more than 12 23 months to mature, without the written consent of the Council.