Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
In all cases where any purchaser of any crops or produce under the provisions of Part III has entered into an agreement with the sheriff or other officer as in that Part authorized touching the use and expenditure thereof on lands let to farm, it shall not be lawful for the owner or landlord of such lands to distrain for any rent –
(a) any corn, hay, straw, or other produce thereof which at the time of such sale, and the execution of such agreement entered into under the provisions aforesaid, has been severed from the soil and sold subject to such agreement by such sheriff or other officer;
(b) any turnips, whether drawn or growing, if sold according to the provisions aforesaid; or
(c) any horse, sheep, or other cattle, or any beast whatsoever, or any waggons, carts, or other implements of husbandry which any person employs, keeps, or uses on such lands for the purpose of threshing out, carrying, or consuming, any such corn, hay, straw, turnips, or other produce under the provisions and agreement aforesaid.