Agriculture - 1994
Law relating to Agriculture - tenancies etc. See also European Law, and Animals and Landlord & Tenant.
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| Commission -v- United Kingdom (Rec 1994,p I-989) (Judgment) C-40/92; [1992] EUECJ C-40/92R |
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24 Mar 1994 ECJ |
European, Agriculture |
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| Regina -v- Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, ex parte Dennis Clifford Bostock C-2/92; [1994] EUECJ C-2/92 |
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24 Mar 1994 ECJ |
European, Agriculture |
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| Welby and Another -v- Casswell |
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28 Mar 1994 QBD |
Agriculture, Landlord and Tenant |
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| To inherit agricultural tenancy, the tenant applicant must derive all his income from agricultural activities. The term 'principal source of income' didn't include overdraft or outside earnings. |
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| Omnivale Ltd and Others -v- Boldan |
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4 Apr 1994 CA |
Agriculture |
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| An Agricultural Holdings notice became vitiated by fraud if the statement was not believed to be true in the sense in which it was made. |
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| Regina -v- Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food, Ex Parte Bostock |
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11 May 1994 ECJ |
Agriculture, European |
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| EC rules for milk levies do not require compensation for outgoing tenants. |
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| Regina -v- Minister of Agriculture F&F ex parte Anastasiou (P) Ltd C-432/92 |
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1 Aug 1994 ECJ |
European, Agriculture |
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| Turkish Cypriot produce was not acceptable without a proper origin label. A certificate from a non-community country was not acceptable, there being no standards of control. |
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