§ Message from the Lords:
§ The Lords do not insist on their Amendment in page 6 (leave out Clause 14), but propose the following Amendment to the words so restored to the Bill:
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In page 6, line 40, at the end, insert:
Provided further that if within one month after the service on a landlord of such a notice as aforesaid the landlord lodges with the Land Court an undertaking in writing that the tenant shall have the same rights to compensation for permanent improvements as if he were a landholder, the Land Court shall, after intimation to the tenant, direct such undertaking to be recorded in the Landholders Holdings Book, and the undertaking shall be recorded accordingly, and thereupon the tenant shall be deemed as regards the rights aforesaid but in no other respect to be a landholder.
§ Motion made and Question, "That this House does agree with the Lords in the said Amendment," put, and agreed to.—[Mr. Westwood.]
§ The remaining Orders were read, and postponed.