Case study Flashcards

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What is a farm partnership agreement

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It is a agreement which governs and regulates how the partnership operates , voting, contributions, withdraws, succession and votes - the partnership act 1890

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The Terms of Business

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General terms of business sets out the terms and conditions of any work D&R undertakes

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what are terms of engagement

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Are a written record of the agreement between the client and the firm.

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What are the clients partnership succession plans

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The clients partnership agreement ensures that it wont dissolve due to unexpected death and it is expected that the next generation will take over in due course

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why did the client choose not to pursue environmental grants and diversification

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My client had a personnel aversion to this type of diversification. In combination this is not an area i am familiar with and would not be able to competently give advice. If this was something he would be interested in pursuing we would have advised him of surveyors who may be able to help

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What are delinked payments

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delinked payments are not linked to a piece of land, a landowner is eligible if they claimed and were eligible in 2023. The figure is based on the reference amount of the average last 3 years before

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what is a development claw back

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This clawback occurs when a assets value increases from the initial sale due to further value being archived through development or a change in facts

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What is a local plan

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A document that highlights a vision for future development in a area including housing employment shops and areas where development should be restricted.

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How does a site get allocated

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It gets promoted through a call for sites exercise then if the council approves of its merits it gets allocated in the local development plan

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Benefits of a grazing license

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No security of tenure
Tax advantages
More flexible

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What is Brittan energy coast

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It is a area where the local council and national government agree on the potential of the area to meet energy demands

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IHT tax rates

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Tax free threshold £325,000
Charged at 40% above threshold

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IHT - APR

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In certain cases Assets that are classed as having been used for agricultural purposes can received Inheritance relief due of up to 100%

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what is a aonb

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A area of outstanding natural beauty land under this designation is to be conserved and its natural beauty enhanced - formed by the CROW act 2000

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What is a DNO

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A distributions network operator that own and operate electricity infrastructure in the region.

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Process around grid connection

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The developer applies to the grid for a connection .
dno replies with a connection date depending on the level of headroom

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local plan timeframe

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should be updated every 5 years

18
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Heads of Terms

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Not contractually enforceable and are the inditication of the commercial terms the parties are willing to contract at

19
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When can a market appraisal be used

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sales
purchases
some forms of arbitration

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FBT end of tenancy obligations

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A tenant under a FBT can, on termination of the tenancy, claim compensation for physical improvements made to the agricultural holding, and for intangible advantages which increases the value of the holding - could have affected clients cash flow

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Barriers to diversification

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lack of resources
lack of skills
planning risk
staff
tourism levels

22
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what is your local plan

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The Allerdale local plan 2014-2029

23
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why was a letter of authority sought

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a letter of authority is a legally binding document. It authorises a third-party intermediary to act on the landowner’s behalf. What this third party can do will be set out in the body of the letter.

only required under 50MW otherwise a NSIP

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Latest updates in the renewables sector

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National Grid have had added requirements for grid connections

raising entry requirements to reduce the number of speculative applications and unviable projects entering the queue;

removing stalled projects to prevent delay to viable projects by releasing unutilised capacity;

better allocating available network capacity via a clear process to accelerate connections ready to connect.