Allotment Land definition
Examples of Allotment Land in a sentence
The Allotment Tenant accepts that all costs and expenses incurred for the keeping of any Hens on any plot on any Allotment Land will be met by the Allotment Tenant.
The Tenant shall not bring or allow to be brought on to the Allotment Land any materials for the purpose of burning such waste.
All fires and flames must be extinguished and a thorough fire safety check undertaken at least one hour prior to the Tenant leaving the Allotment Land.
The Tenant is responsible for the actions of children and others entering the Allotment Land with her permission.
The offer of reemployment shall be made personally and by certified mail, return receipt requested, and the teacher shall be notified in such notice that if the teacher wishes to accept, the teacher must do so in writing within five (5) calendar days of his receipt of notice.
Any person keeping Hens on Allotment Land must be an Allotment Tenant and is bound by the allotment conditions of tenancy, and all relevant laws, in force for the time being, in addition to the terms and conditions contained in this agreement.
Any sick or injured Hens must be removed from the Allotment Land forthwith by the Allotment Tenant and treatment sought without delay.
The Allotment Tenant accepts that all costs and expenses incurred for the keeping of any Rabbits on any plot on any Allotment Land will be met by the Allotment Tenant.
Allotment Land rented out also referred to as an Allotment Plot or Plots under the requirements of the Allotment Acts 1908 – 1950.
The Allotment Tenant accepts that all costs and expenses incurred for the keeping of bees on any plot on any Allotment Land will be met by the Allotment Tenant.