Field of dispute

Article Abstract:

The UK 1986 Agricultural Holdings Act has resulted in a variety of important cases being heard in the courts. The Court of Appeal found that premises were part of an agricultural land agreement and not let as as a dwelling in a case involving the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty. The High court heard a case concerning the provisions of a ministry consent tenancy and found found that a tenant was not a fully protected as laid out in the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Civil Law NEC, Interpretation and construction, Cases, Landlord and tenant, Landlord-tenant relations, Civil law, Agricultural law

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Prize possession

Article Abstract:

The UK Treasure Act 1996, which will come into effect on Sep 24, 1997, introduces a wider definition of treasury than the concept of treasure trove contained in the old common law. Finds of potential treasure must be reported to the coroner within 14 days, and the coroner must attempt to inform landowners and occupiers of any reported finds of treasure. There is no provision against rewards being paid to trespassers, but guidelines on the payment of rewards are contained in a code of practice.

Laws, regulations and rules, Treasure-trove

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