the NFU definition

the NFU means the National Farmers Union, a company whose registered office is Agriculture House, Stoneleigh Park, Stoneleigh, Warwickshire CV8 2TZ;
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Examples of the NFU in a sentence

  • The licence or transfer agreement shall take into account the Ten Principles for Socially Responsible Licensing as laid down in the NFU report on ‘Ten Principles for Socially Responsible Licensing’.

  • Solicitors employed at the NFU are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

  • You agree to act in a lawful manner and the NFU reserve the right to terminate your membership if you are found guilty of a criminal offence or have a civil judgment against you.

  • Membership of the NFU will provide you with a wide range of benefits.

  • Membership of the NFU does not guarantee that the external provider will accept an application from a member for the provision of their goods/services.

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  • These terms and conditions override any contrary terms or conditions published by us in relation to any membership subscription between you and the NFU.

  • Every reasonable effort is made to ensure the accuracy of our publications both in print and online at the date of publication; however neither the NFU nor the authors can accept liability for errors and omissions within the publications.

  • You understand and recognise that as a member of the NFU, your actions and activities reflect on the NFU and other NFU members.

  • Authorised users, or changes of, will be confirmed in writing by the NFU.