Ley 10/1985, de 16 de diciembre, de Protección y Modernización de la Empresa Familiar Agraria. | BOCT-c-1986-90001 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 10/1985, de 16 de diciembre, de Protección y Modernización de la Empresa Familiar Agraria.

This article states the law’s aims: to protect family farm operations and make it easier for young people to join agricultural activities.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOCT-c-1986-90001
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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About this statute

Family agribusiness owners and the corresponding collaborator may enter into collaboration agreements that set out the collaborator’s rights, functions, and responsibilities in the business’s participation and management. A person qualifies as a collaborator if they are an adult or emancipated minor, have sufficient professional training, mainly work in the family business, and have signed a collaboration agreement. If a modernization plan involves setting up an associative arrangement or grouping family agricultural businesses into one, a single plan must be made for all affected businesses. When setting the orientations of the modernization plan, the Agrarian Chambers and recognized professional agrarian organizations in Cantabria must be heard. This article sets out aid measures for farm modernization and development plans, including loans, subsidies, technical assistance, accounting/management support, and guarantees, and says Cantabria’s Government will set the amounts and conditions.