section 1 of the regulations on sight at agricultural land lease, see Chapter 9.
land code.
section 2 of the provincial Government shall provide an appropriate number of people permission
to keep the lease approach (reasons for mutual relief actions).
Such jurisdiction shall have a term of three years. A syneman may
However, after the expiration of this time quit a sight that has
begun before that.
3 § syneman must not be a minor and not have
trustee under Chapter 11. 7 § parental code. He or she should
be familiar with the lease and the agricultural conditions in the County.
4 § before anyone is given permission to keep the vision, to the County Board
obtain the opinion of such authorities and organisations
can be assumed to have knowledge of his or her suitability as a
syneman.
§ 5 If anyone authorized, trustees under Chapter 11.
7 § parental code or if he or she is deemed to be inappropriate
as syneman, the County Administrative Board may decide to deprive him or
her permission.
The County Board may order that the decision to take effect immediately.
section 6 of the provincial Government shall maintain a list of those who received
permission to keep the vision. In the list, the time
determined for each syneman is specified.
Decision referred to in paragraph 5 shall immediately be entered in the list.
The County Board may announce the decision as appropriate.
section 7 of the 22 a of the Administrative Procedure Act (1986:223) contains provisions on
an appeal to the administrative court. Decisions other than
decision pursuant to paragraph 5, however, may not be appealed.
Transitional provisions
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1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 April 2009, when
Regulation (1971:704) if the reasons for mutual relief actions under Chapter 9. land code
shall be repealed.
2. a person who has received permission to keep the lease approach according to
Regulation (1971:704) if the reasons for mutual relief actions under Chapter 9. land code
shall also be deemed to be authorized under this regulation.