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there has been taken from the portion of the holding on which the same was executed a crop of corn, potatoes, hay, or seed, or any other exhausting crop.

Exclusion of compensation for consumption of cake, &c., in certain cases.14.—The tenant shall not be entitled to compensation in respect of an improvement of the in third class, consisting in the consumption of cake or other feeding stuff, where under the custom of the country, or an agreement, he is entitled to and claims payment from the landlord or incoming tenant in respect of the additional value given by that consumption to the manure left on the holding at the determination of the tenancy.

Restrictions as to third class.15.—In the ascertainment of the amount of compensation in respect of an improvement of the third class:—

1. There shall not be taken into account any larger outlay during the last year of the tenancy than the average amount of the tenant's outlay for like purposes during the three next preceding years of the tenancy, or other less number of years for which the tenancy has endured: and,
2. There shall be deducted the value of the manure that would have been produced by the consumption on the holding of any hay, straw, roots, or green crops