The Case for Nationalization
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Bonar Law) was aware that leaseholds were falling in in Cardiff on which the ground rent was £$ ; the owners were now asking for ;^40o ground rent ; and the payment for the reversion of ;£i,5oo to ;£z,ooo.
No answer was returned.
Pall Mall Gazette, 20th March, 1919.
* Original heading.
POWDER AND SHOT 219 LAND LEASE SNARES.* Judge's Warning to Soldiers.
Judge Mulligan, in a judgment at North Walsham County Court, uttered a warning to sailors and soldiers not to be in a hurry to sink their life ...savings in land until there is fixity of tenure. He continued : " Experience has taught me that common printed forms of leases operate as snares for the illiterate. The Crown should, in my opinion, upon just terms resume the full ownership of all such lands as may be required and should make sailors and soldiers peasant proprietors, paying yearly rent charges to the Crown, and, subject thereto, holding direct from the Crown without any intermediate estate or interest.
" In that way, and in that way alone, England may hope to see a bold peasantry occupying the land." Daily Mail, 21st March, 1919.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bonar Law) was aware that leaseholds were falling in in Cardiff on which the ground rent was £$ ; the owners were now asking for ;^40o ground rent ; and the payment for the reversion of ;£i,5oo to ;£z,ooo.
No answer was returned.
Pall Mall Gazette, 20th March, 1919.
* Original heading.
POWDER AND SHOT 219 LAND LEASE SNARES.* Judge's Warning to Soldiers.
Judge Mulligan, in a judgment at North Walsham County Court, uttered a warning to sailors and soldiers not to be in a hurry to sink their life ...savings in land until there is fixity of tenure. He continued : " Experience has taught me that common printed forms of leases operate as snares for the illiterate. The Crown should, in my opinion, upon just terms resume the full ownership of all such lands as may be required and should make sailors and soldiers peasant proprietors, paying yearly rent charges to the Crown, and, subject thereto, holding direct from the Crown without any intermediate estate or interest.
" In that way, and in that way alone, England may hope to see a bold peasantry occupying the land." Daily Mail, 21st March, 1919.
What to read after The Case for Nationalization?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Emil Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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