From 1928, District Rent Boards fixed maximum cash rents : most chose a rate of ? for an 8 acre tenant s plot although some estates charged less.
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Under a cash rent system, because farmers are obligated to pay a set amount of rent even if they do not produce much, the motivation is greater to produce.
23.
These payments depend on two main factors : The productivity of the soils in the area and the average dry land crop rent or cash rent equivalent [ 10 ].
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In the English towns the burgage tenure for urban properties was established early on in the medieval period, being based primarily on tenants paying cash rents rather than providing labour services.
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In the English towns the burgage tenure for urban properties was established early on in the medieval period, and was based primarily on tenants paying cash rents rather than providing labour services.
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Blantyre and East Africa Ltd accepted tobacco in lieu of cash rents on some estates but others had become crowded and during the 1930s it obtained cash rents from subsistence farmers on these instead.
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The " Freedom to Farm " law enables owners of rice land to receive more than twice as much money from federal transition payments as they could earn from annual cash rent from farmers.
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Blantyre and East Africa Ltd accepted tobacco in lieu of cash rents on some estates but others had become crowded and during the 1930s it obtained cash rents from subsistence farmers on these instead.
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Secondly, on its smaller remaining estates in the Shire Highlands and beyond, it ceased to provide supervision but sought to obtain cash rents from African tenants, as it had no need for their labour.
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The agricultural sector shrank, with higher wages, lower prices and shrinking profits leading to the final demise of the old demesne system and the advent of the modern farming system of cash rents for lands.
