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New Forest Act 1949

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As published

8 Courts of swainmote sitting in judicial capacity.

(1) A court of swainmote for the despatch of judicial business shall consist of the official verderer together with such four of the other verderers as may be nominated by the Lord Chancellor, of whom not less than three shall be elective verderers. (2) Section twenty-four of the Act of 1877 (which contains provisions as to courts of swainmote) shall have effect subject to the provisions of this section, but nothing in this section shall prejudice the provisions of paragraph (d) of the said section twenty-four as to the quorum of a court.

Your change, as a redline

8 Courts of swainmote sitting in judicial capacity.

(1) A court of swainmote for the despatch of judicial business shall consist of the official verderer together with such four of the other verderers as may be nominated by the Lord Chancellor, of whom not less than three shall be elective verderers. (2) Section twenty-four of the Act of 1877 (which contains provisions as to courts of swainmote) shall have effect subject to the provisions of this section, but nothing in this section shall prejudice the provisions of paragraph (d) of the said section twenty-four as to the quorum of a court.

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