32 Grants

ALLOTMENTS, SMALLHOLDINGS AND GARDENS vol 2(3)

| Commentary

32 Grants

| Commentary

32 Grants

Councils¹ may make grants or advances to an allotment society, or guarantee advances made to it, and may also let to the society accommodation for the storage or sale of goods². The Secretary of State or the Welsh Minister, with Treasury consent, may make grants to a society having as one of its objects the promotion of co-operation in connection with the cultivation of allotments³.

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32 Grants

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Commentary

33 Principal methods of acquiring land for allotments

34 Power to hire or purchase land for allotments

35 Possession on notice

36 Power to let or sell land used for agriculture

37 Power to make a compulsory hiring order

38 Content of a compulsory hiring order

39 Procedure for a compulsory hiring order

40 Restrictions on land that may be compulsorily hired

41 Carrying a compulsory hiring order into effect—notice to treat

42 Compensation following a compulsory hiring order

43 Entry and withdrawal before entry

44 Execution of the lease

45 Renewal of tenancy or resumption of possession by the landlord

46 Powers of compulsory purchase

47 Restrictions on compulsory purchase

48 Notice to treat

49 Appropriation or letting of land held for other purposes

50 Entry on unoccupied land

51 Meaning of ‘smallholding’ and ‘existing smallholding’

52 Agricultural use

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