This grazing agreement creates a short term license to graze a field. It can be used to graze any animal, from horses and other equines, to cows, sheep and other livestock. It should be used where the land is not used for business use. The agreement falls outside the Landlord and Tenant Act and the Agricultural Tenancies Act. More Info
Agricultural land licence: to hold a show, fair or other event
This document allows you to grant a licence to someone else to hold an event, show or fair on your land for a short and specific period of time. The range of events that could be held is large, from a local show, to an equestrian competition to a market or car boot sale, to having a wedding marquee on the land. Since the land is likely to be of high value, the document contains provisions that ensure the occupier looks after it. More Info
Equestrian facilities licence: stables, arena or other buildings
License to use neighbor's equestrian facilities; arena, show jumps, gallops or cross country course; for one-off or repeat use. More Info
Agricultural licence: to occupy land with stables, barn or other out-buildings
This is a licence to occupy for non-business use. Provisions in this document are tailored for land and buildings of a rural character, and it is assumed that the property would be used to keep horses or other equines, recreation, or storage of agricultural or equestrian equipment, food, or other personal goods. More Info
