, 1916-01-29
III.
IL.

property, or rents out q part of the house
or lot or builds rooms for renting out on
the same, whereby the character of the
property is changed, or it's value lessened,
then the entire principal sum, without no
tice, is due and payable indemnifyingly.
IL.
The property shall always retain the
character of a cultivated farm, and shall
possess the necessary live stock and nipple
ments.
The buildings necessary for the working
of it shall be kept in good order.
The owner, as long as the property is
indebted to the Small Holdings Fund, is
obliged to follow the advice given by the
Agricultural Experiment Station in St.Cro,x
concerning the treatment of the land and
crop and selection of cuttings or slips for
planting, and seed for sowing, and to this
end the staff of the above mentioned station
shall have unhindered access to the hold
ing.
Ii a Small Holder grossly neglects to
follow the advice of the Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station, and contravenes his obi
cations according to this law relative to the
management of the property, the Agricul-
turaI Experiment Station shall report on
same to the Small Holdings Board, which
after investigating the matter, can give the
Small Holder the necessary orders CON
corning the cultivation of the lot. If this
does not remedy the matter, then the bal
ance of the debt to the Small Holdings
Fund shall, by the decision of The Board
be due and payable indemnifyingly, and
legal steps be taken for collecting it.
The necessary reservation concerning
this must be inserted in the Bonds issued
for the debt.
The owner is bound TO insure not alone
the buildings on the lot, but also the live
stock and implements, and all his other
belon gings against fire, for their full value.
This enactment must be seen carried out
by survey of the property.
IA.
The property must not be parcelled out,
added to-, or exchanged for any other land.
without the especial consent of the Minis
try of Finances, which only can be given,
if the petition for such is recommended by
the Board.
Permission to parcel out the lot can be
given, il general economical conditions,
the building requirements Of the communi-
ty, and the like makes it desirable to use
the lot concerned in part, or whole, for a
different purpose.
Permission for addition of other land
can Ne gwen, Ii CIIcuIuSGduc6S are III favour
of granting the wish of the owner in ques-
ton 10 extend his cultivation, and the en-
tire lot shall then be considered a Small
Holding and be protoeolled as such
Permission for exchanging a Holding or
part OF it, for another lot, can be given, if
that viii produce a generally more suitable
holdinp.
If the exchange is desired in order to
rid the Small Holding of the obligations
resting on it according to this Law, infor-
nation shall be given that the lot on which
the obligation as a Small Holding Will in
the future rest, is just as good, and will
answer, the purpose as we'll as the lot to
be exempted.
The stipulations for the arrangement Of
the debt to the Small Holdings Fund
caused by the parcelling out, addition or
exchange, will be fixed by the Finance
Minister on the representation of the
Board.
Should the owner wish to transfer the
entire property to another person by a Deed
to take effect while he is alive, the purcha-
ser can only enter into the sellers obliga-
tions to the State Treasury if he fulflls the
conditions stipulated in s s 3 and 4. But
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