Part 3Use of agricultural land: diversification
I141Imposition of conditions by Land Court
1
Where F1, on an application made by the landlord under section 40A(2), the Land Court determines that an objection by the landlord to a notice of diversification is unreasonable—
a
the objection is of no effect; and
b
the land may be used—
i
as mentioned in paragraph (a) of subsection (4) of section 40; and
ii
from such date as the Court may fix,
subject to any conditions imposed under subsection (2).
2
Where, by virtue of subsection (1), the land may be used as mentioned in section F240(4)(a) or (5A) , the Land Court may impose on the tenant such reasonable conditions in relation to the use of the land as so mentioned as it considers appropriate.
3
Where F3, on the application of the tenant, the Land Court determines that a condition imposed by the landlord under section 40(10) F4or, as the case may be, (14) is unreasonable, the Court may—
a
remove the condition; and
b
in its place, impose on the tenant such reasonable conditions as it considers appropriate.