8 Record of condition, etc, of holding
Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Act 1991 (1991 c 55) | Legislation

8  Record of condition, etc, of holding

(1)     The landlord or the tenant of an agricultural holding may, at any time during the tenancy, require the making of a record of the condition of the fixed equipment on, and of the cultivation of, the holding.

(2)     The tenant may, at any time during the tenancy, require the making of a record of—

(a)     existing improvements carried out by him or in respect of the carrying out of which he has, with the consent in writing of his landlord, paid compensation to an outgoing tenant;

(b)     any fixtures or buildings which, under section 18 of this Act, he is entitled to remove.

[(3)

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