Publisher's Synopsis
"Farm Valuations and the Agricultural Holdings Act, 1908" is a detailed guide to the complexities of farm valuation within the legal framework of early 20th-century Britain. Co-authored by Leslie Stuart Wood and George Cawkwell Phillips, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of the Agricultural Holdings Act, 1908, offering practical insights for valuers, landlords, and tenants alike.
Divided into two parts, the text meticulously examines the principles and procedures involved in assessing the value of agricultural land and holdings. This historical text offers a valuable snapshot into the legal and economic considerations that shaped agricultural practices and land management in the Edwardian era. Its enduring relevance lies in its detailed exposition of valuation techniques and the legal precedents governing agricultural tenancies, making it an essential resource for legal historians, agricultural economists, and anyone interested in the historical context of land ownership and valuation.
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