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if a farmer lets out part of his land to another person, & that person is in arrears with his rent, does the farmer have the right to sell goods held on his land in return for rent arrears?

 

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August 11 2006 at 7:29 AM (15 minutes and 4 seconds later)
         
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would all depend on how your contract would read with the person using your land and any other agreements. He may have a federal assistance loan on the crop and your selling it would be in violation to the Federal Crop Insurance Law.

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August 14 2006 at 2:12 AM (2 days and 18 hours later)
         
Reply to 4ren6's Post: firstly, this incident is in the uk & not usa, so we dont have a federal crop insurance law.

there is only a verbal contract between the two persons concerned!

please reply using uk law if possible

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August 14 2006 at 2:54 AM (41 minutes and 57 seconds later)
         
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Since this is UK Agriculture I would suggest that you contact a solicitor on this. It would take a simple phone call to obtain your answer. I have included a couple of UK Farming solicitors that may be of service. You may call or email your inquiry to them in regards to this.

http://www.pearslaw.co.uk/agriculture.html

http://www.randlethomas.co.uk/html/qa_farming.html

Due to the variety of possible answers to this specific question then I would most certainly consult either with others that have come across the same situation as yours and talk with them or contact the solicitors above.

I am sorry but I am finding no UK laws that would pertain to your situation.

If I may further assist or help then please reply. You may either accept or not accept this answer as you are under no obligation to do so. Sorry that I can not be any more specific to your question.

I will be glad to further assist if needed.



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