Dwelling-houses 25 5B (1) A small landholder may not erect a dwelling-house on the landholder’s small landholding (whether or not as a replacement for another dwelling-house on the holding) without the prior written consent of the landlord unless sub-paragraph (2) or (3) applies. (2) This sub-paragraph applies if— (a) the landholder is a landholder mentioned in sub-paragraph (4), and 30 (b) no dwelling-house has ever been erected on the holding. (3) This sub-paragraph applies if — (a) the landholder is not a landholder mentioned in sub-paragraph (4), and (b) the dwelling-house is erected to replace a dwelling-house which was on the holding when the Landholders Acts first applied to the holding. 35 (4) A landholder referred to in sub-paragraph (2)(a) and (3)(a) is a landholder who, immediately before paragraph A1 comes into force, is a new landholder for the purposes of section 2(1) of the Small Landholders (Scotland) Act 1911, or the successor of such a new landholder. 104 Land Reform (Scotland) Bill Schedule 1—Small landholdings Part 1A—Use of small landholding Landlord’s right of access 5C (1) The landlord of a small landholding or a person authorised by the landlord may, subject to the conditions in sub-paragraph (2), enter the holding for the purpose of— (a) cutting or taking— 5 (i) timber, other than timber and other trees planted by the small landholder or any predecessor in the tenancy, or which may be necessary for ornament or shelter, (ii) peats, other than peats which may be required for the use of the holding, (b) accessing the shore of the sea or any loch with or without vehicles for the purpose 10 of exercising any right of property or other right belonging to the landlord, 1 (c) viewing or examining at reasonable times the condition of the small landholding including all buildings or improvements which it comprises, (d) using a spring of water rising on the holding in accordance with paragraph 5D, (e) hunting, shooting, fishing...