Wild Creatures and Forest Laws Act 1971
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Title and introductory text
Wild Creatures and Forest Laws Act 1971 1971 c.47 An Act to abolish certain rights of Her Majesty to wild creatures and certain related rights and franchises; to abrogate the forest law (subject to exceptions); and to repeal enactments relating to those rights and franchises and to forests and the forest law; and for connected purposes. [1st July 1971]
Title and introductory text
Wild Creatures and Forest Laws Act 1971 1971 c.47 An Act to abolish certain rights of Her Majesty to wild creatures and certain related rights and franchises; to abrogate the forest law (subject to exceptions); and to repeal enactments relating to those rights and franchises and to forests and the forest law; and for connected purposes. [1st July 1971]
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