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It is an offence to remove surface soil from agricultural land for sale when planning permission is required but not obtained and more than five cubic yards are removed in three months, subject to stated exceptions.
County councils may provide cottage holdings only for suitable persons who satisfy residence and cultivation conditions, and a tenant of a cottage holding may appeal certain improvement prohibitions to the Minister.
An Act about restricting notices to quit in agricultural land sales.
This item is only the title of the Agricultural Marketing (No. 2) Act 1933.
Agricultural Marketing Act 1931
The source text identifies the document as the Agricultural Marketing Act 1933.
Agricultural Marketing Act 1949
This Act lets agricultural marketing schemes be submitted, reviewed, modified, approved, and monitored by the Minister and boards, with notice, objections, polls, registration, and penalties for unlawful sales.
This document says the Agricultural Marketing Act 1983 was repealed.
This Act lets the Minister make advances to the Agricultural Mortgage Corporation Limited up to a stated aggregate limit, and preserves the company’s power to alter its memorandum with ministerial approval.
Agricultural Mortgage Corporation Act 1958
This Act was repealed.
This document says the Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) Amendment Act 1931 was repealed.
The source text only gives the document title: Agricultural Rates (Additional Grant) Continuance Act 1925.
This provision is titled Agricultural Rates Act 1923.
Agricultural Rates Act 1929
The source text only gives the document title: “Agricultural Rates Act, 1896, &c., Continuance Act 1901.”
This provision is the title of the Agricultural Rates Act, 1896, &c., Continuance Act 1905.
The Agricultural Research Council is charged with organising and developing agricultural research, and it may establish or develop institutions and make grants for related investigation and research.
The Secretary of State and the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food may make pension schemes for certain agricultural institutions, and participating employees must pay contributions to the authority under the scheme.
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