Kleingarten- und Kleinpachtlandordnung

Urban Farm DB summary

A source page in which the Berlin-Treptow garden association explains the Allotment and Small-Lease Ordinance of 31 July 1919 clause by clause. Section 1 put the rent for non-commercial horticultural land in the hands of the lower administrative authority, to be set in light of local conditions and land values after consulting agricultural and horticultural experts. Section 3 barred the landlord from terminating the lease, gave the holder a right to convert a loan for use into a lease, and a right to demand renewal once a term expired. Under section 4 an allotment office was set up in the Treptow district administration, which lasted until 1938. The association's 1948 statutes, the page notes, still referred back to the 1919 ordinance.

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• 31 July 1919

  enactment date(kleingarten ordinance 1919)

  Policy

  region

  Germany

  year

  1919

  method

  Kleingarten- und Kleinpachtlandordnung issued by the constituent national assembly

• prohibited

  landlord termination(kleingarten ordinance 1919)

  Policy

  region

  Germany

  year

  1919

  method

  section 3: landlord barred from terminating the garden lease

• lower administrative authority

  rent setting authority(kleingarten ordinance 1919)

  Policy

  region

  Germany

  year

  1919

  method

  section 1: rent for non-commercial garden land set administratively

• until 1938

  years in operation(treptow kleingartenamt)

  Policy

  region

  Germany

  year

  1919

  method

  allotment office established in the Treptow district office under section 4

Direction of conclusions

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• Land tenureSupports
• Policy and governanceSupports