7 Discretion of court in giving possession
Rent (Agriculture) Act 1976 (1976 c 80) | Legislation

7  Discretion of court in giving possession

(1)     This section applies in the Cases in Part I of Schedule 4 to this Act.

(2)     In those Cases the court shall not make an order unless it considers it reasonable to do so.

[(2A)     In those cases the court may adjourn for such period or periods as it thinks fit.]

(3)     On the making of the order for possession, or at any time before execution of the order, the court may—

(a)     stay or suspend execution of the order, or

(b)

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