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Understanding the Prince Edward Island Lands Protection Act

AND the land holdings that the person is leasing to another person or corporation, up to the lesser of one-half the total number of acres of arable land held by that person or 500 acres of arable land, shall be excluded from his or her aggregate land holding; and the land holdings that the corporation is leasing to a person or another corporation, up to the lesser of one-half the total number of acres of arable land held by that corporation or 1,500 acres of arable land, shall be excluded from the corporation's aggregate land holding. ** Note - arable land is land on which a temporary agricultural crop (i.e., a crop that is comprised of annual or biennial plants) is planted, or on which a temporary agricultural crop was planted at any time in the immediately preceding four years. Non-arable land is land that is not arable. Also other exclusions, succession period, termination on lease by default, etc.
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