Common use of Cultivation Clause in Contracts

Cultivation. To keep the plot clean, tidy, reasonably free of weeds and in a state of proper cultivation and to maintain the access paths around the plot. The use of carpets as a weed suppressant is banned as they may contain toxins. The Council will be entitled to claim compensation from a tenant who, upon termination of their tenancy, leaves a plot in a worse condition than when the tenancy started. This will cover the cost of any reinstatement required.

Cultivation. To keep the plot clean, tidy, reasonably free of from weeds and otherwise in a proper state of proper cultivation and to maintain the access paths around the plotgood condition. The use of carpets as a weed suppressant is banned as they may contain toxinstoxins in them that seep into the soil. The Council council will be entitled to claim compensation from a tenant who, who upon termination of their tenancy, leaves a plot in a worse condition than when the tenancy started. This will cover the any cost of any reinstatement required.