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New Crown rent to be noted in
register in Land Office,
Correction of clerics) or arithmeticol
errors.
as last ascertained by the Commissioner for rating purposes.
(8) There shall be added to the new Crown rent determined in accordance with subsection (1) such amount as may be neces- sary to make the same an even number of dollars.
(9) Where the person or all of the persons, if more than one, entitled to exercise the right of renewal contained in a renewable Crown lease paid or agreed in writing with the Director to pay the new Crown tent of a lot or section in an amount exceeding that which is specified in subsection (1) the new Crown rent of the lot or section shall be--
(a) for the period from the expiration of the renewable Crown lease to the 30th June 1973 the amount so paid or agreed to be paid; and
(b) for the period from the 1st July 1973 to the expiration of the term of the new Crown lease the amount specified in subsection (1).
10. (1) As soon as practicable after a new Crown lease of a lot or section is deemed to be granted under this Ordinance-
(a) the Director shall notify the Land officer of the amount of the new Crown rent payable in respect of the lot or section; and
(b) the Land Officer shall cause the amount of the new Crown rent payable in respect of the lot or section to be noted in the register of such lot or section kept in the Land Office.
(2) As soon as practicable after the making by the Commis- sioner after the relevant day of an interim valuation of any tene- ment which results in an increase in the new Crown rent payable in respect of a lot or section-
(a) the Director shall notify the Land Officer of the increased
new Crown rent; and
(b) the Land Officer shall cause the amount of the new Crown rent noted in the register of such lot or section kept in the Land Office to be deleted and shall cause the increased new Crown rent to be noted therein.
11. (1) The Director may at any time correct clerical or arithmetical errors in a determination of the new Crown rent pay- able in respect of a lot or section under section 9, and if he makes such a correction he shall notify the Land Officer thereof.
Termination of tenancies.
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lenant, principal tenant or sub-tenant which would terminate such tenancy or sub-tenancy in law,
(3) In every tenancy and sub-tenancy there shall, in the absence of any express covenant or condition. be implied a covenant to pay rent on the due date and a condition for forfeiture for non-payment within fifteen days of such date.
(4) Notwithstanding the expiration of this Part under section 74B, this section and section 53 shall continue to apply to any tenancy or sub-tenancy--
(a) for a period of two years from the date on which any increase under this Part of the rent payable under the tenancy or sub- tenancy, other than an increase under section 56, became cffective; or
(b) until the expiry of a period of two years from the creation of the tenancy or sub- tenancy if the same was created not more than two years before the expiration of this Part.
53. (1) A tenancy or sub-tenancy shall ter- minate where--
(a) vacant possession is delivered up:
(b) an order of the court under subsection (2)
takes effect:
(c) the tenancy out of which the sub-tenancy
was created is itself terminated;
Provided that upon such termination this Part shall apply to any tenancy thereupon arising by operation of law.
(2) A court shall not make an order for posses- sion of premises in respect of which there is a tenancy or sub-tenancy to which this Part applies unless it is satisfied that-
(a) any rent lawfully due from the tenant or sub- tebant has not been paid or, where any covenant or condition of the tenancy or sub- tenancy has been broken or not performed, such breach or non-performance would, but for this part, have been a cause of forfeiture;
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