Titlebook: Law and the farmer; Jacob H. Beuscher Book 1953 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1953 agriculture.economics.law

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Law, and How It Is Made it is dramatically depicted in our movies by presenting the lawyer who points an accusing finger at a cowering witness, or the robed judge solemnly instructing a jury. But in this book we are more concerned with the other side of the law: how it prevents disputes and avoids expensive lawsuits.

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Contract Law Important to the Purchase of a Farmhe less a . The general law of contracts applies, just as it applies to contracts for bolts and nuts, contracts of insurance and contracts for hired help. Accordingly, we will first look at some fundamentals from the general law of contracts..

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Father and Son Operating Agreements of the family farm.. As a result, there is a good deal of interest among farm people in so called “father-son agreements.” Unfortunately, inclusion of a printed form of agreement in most of these bulletins has created the impression in the minds of many, that a father-son agreement is a set, inflex

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Gift and Death Taxes Which Apply to Farm Transfersrangement, by will or by operation of the laws of inheritance. This chapter attempts a very general description of how death and gift taxes apply to farm transfers, particularly those within the family. Tax laws are complicated and are subject to frequent change. Do not base any transfer plan on sta

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Taxation of the Farming Businessble property seemed fairest, and the general property tax was accordingly developed. But today persons best able to pay taxes may have most of their wealth in intangible assets—stocks, bonds, bank accounts, notes, mortgages—hard to reach and to tax. Tangible property is no longer necessarily a crite