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An occupancy ten ant may use the land of of land, his tenancy in any m anner which does not m aterially impair the value of the land or render it unfit for the purpose of tenancy. ......... ' ■ • * “ ' •) Right in 11 • An occupancy tenant shall be entitled, if there trees. is no under-tenant under him ,— (i) to plant, (ii) to enjoy the flowers, fruits and other products of, (iii) to fell, and (iv) to utilise and dispose of the timber of any tree on such land : Provided th at in doing so he does not contravene the provisions of any law : 129 Provided further that he shall not be entitled without landlord’s consent, to fell, utilise or dispose of the timber of any tree which stood on the holding before the creation of the tenancy. When the tenancy is over 20 years old, all trees standing on the lan d shall be presumed, until the contrary is proved, to have been pla nted or to have begun to grow during the tenancy. Qbli<ati«n