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REMARKS.

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There can be no binding verbal agreement to prevent the operation of the whole or part of this Act.

Tenancies existing before 14 February, 1876.

Yearly Tenants, Tenants at Will, and their Landlords.

1st. Wishing to adopt this Act.—Need not give any notice, for in the absence of notice this Act will apply. 2nd. Those who do not wish to adopt this Act.—Must either give or receive a notice in writing on or before the 14 April, 1876, to the effect that this Act shall not apply.—See Form I, page 48.

N.B.—Either party, it will be seen, can prevent the operation of the Act. Further, that, as the notice is revocable, each party should take care to give notice if it be wished that the Act shall not apply.

Lessors and LesseesAre wholly unaffected by this Act, and need take no steps to prevent its operation.

Tenancies commencing after 14 February, 1876.

Yearly Tenants, Tenants at Will, Landlords, Lessors and Lessees.

If wishing to adopt the Act.—No notice need be given by either party. If wishing not to adopt the Act.—The parties to the contract must agree in writing that their contract shall not be affected by the Act.—Form II., page 49.

Tenancies existing before or commencing after 14 February, 1876.

Yearly Tenants, Tenants at Will, Landlords, Lessors and Lessees.

If wishing to adopt part of the Act.—Can adopt a part of this Act, but must contract in writing.—See Form III., page 50.