Agricultural Law Solicitors in Thurso
Farmland around Thurso is governed by Scots agricultural law, not the framework used south of the border. Tenancies typically fall under the Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Act 1991, or the shorter-term arrangements introduced in 2003. Caithness is also one of Scotland's historic crofting counties, so some local land is held as a croft and regulated separately by the Crofting Commission under the Crofters (Scotland) Act 1993.
Identifying the right regime early matters, since crofting tenure carries different rights around succession, assignation and decrofting than an ordinary tenancy. Solicitors here also advise on farm sales, diversification and succession planning for family holdings.
It's worth speaking to more than one Thurso firm before deciding who should handle an agricultural matter, since specialisms vary.
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