45 Effect of direction under section 39
Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (1986 c 5) | Legislation

45  Effect of direction under section 39

(1)     A direction by the Tribunal—

(a)     under section 39(5) or (6) above entitling an applicant to a tenancy of the holding, or

(b)     under section 39(9) above entitling two or more applicants to a joint tenancy of the holding,

shall entitle him or them to a tenancy or joint tenancy of the holding as from the relevant time on the terms provided by sections 47 and 48 below; and accordingly such a tenancy or joint tenancy shall be deemed to be at that time granted by the landlord to, and accepted by, the person or persons so entitled.

(2)     Where the deceased's tenancy was not derived from the interest held by the landlord at

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