87 General provisions as to charges under this Act on holdings
Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (1986 c 5) | Legislation

87  General provisions as to charges under this Act on holdings

(1)     An order of the Minister under this Act charging an agricultural holding or any part of an agricultural holding with payment or repayment of a sum shall charge it, in addition, with payment of all costs properly incurred in obtaining the charge.

(2)     Any such order shall be made in favour of the person obtaining the charge and of his executors, administrators and assigns, and the order shall make such provision as to the payment of interest and the payment of the sum charged by instalments, and shall contain such directions for giving effect to the charge, as the

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