52Moreover, as the Government of the Principality of Liechtenstein points out, other measures which are less restrictive of the free movement of capital could contribute towards achievement of the same objective of maintaining a viable farming community. The transfer of agricultural land to a legal person could, for instance, be made subject to particular obligations, such as that it be let on a long lease. Mechanisms could also be put in place giving a right of first refusal to tenants which would make it possible, where the latter did not acquire the property, for title to be acquired by non-farming owners who would undertake to keep the land in agricultural use.
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