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LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND) ACT 1870 - SECT 14

Eviction in certain cases not to be deemed a disturbance.

14. Where it is proved to the Court that the tenant of any holding held under
a tenancy from year to year existing at the time of the passing of this Act is
evicted by the landlord by reason of the persistent exercise by such tenant of
any right not necessary to the due cultivation of his holding, and from which
such tenant is debarred by express or implied agreement with his landlord,
such eviction shall not be deemed a disturbance of the tenant by the act of
the landlord; or where the tenant of any holding so held as last aforesaid at
the time of the passing of this Act is evicted by the landlord by reason of
the tenant's unreasonable refusal to allow the landlord, or any person or
persons authorized by him in that behalf, he or they making reasonable amends
and satisfaction for any injury to be done or occasioned thereby, to enter
upon the holding for any of the purposes following, that is to say,

Mining or taking minerals;

Quarrying or taking stone, marble, gravel, sand, or slate;

Cutting or taking timber or turf;

Opening or making roads, drains, and watercourses;

Viewing or examining the state of the holding and all buildings or
improvements thereon;

Hunting, shooting, or fishing, or taking game or fish;

Exemption of certain lands.

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