Commons Act 1899
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7 Power for district council to acquire property in regulated common.
A district council may acquire the fee simple or any estate in or any rights in or over any common regulated by a scheme under this Part of this Act by gift or by purchase by agreement, and hold the same . . . for the purposes of the scheme . . .
7 Power for district council to acquire property in regulated common.
A district council may acquire the fee simple or any estate in or any rights in or over any common regulated by a scheme under this Part of this Act by gift or by purchase by agreement, and hold the same . . . for the purposes of the scheme . . .
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