Commons Act 2006
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18 Conclusiveness
(1) This section applies to land registered as common land, or as a town or village green, which is registered as being subject to a right of common. (2) If the land would not otherwise have been subject to that right, it shall be deemed to have become subject to that right, as specified in the register, upon its registration. (3) If the right is registered as attached to any land, the right shall, if it would not otherwise have attached to that land, be deemed to have become so attached upon registration of its attachment. (4) If the right is not registered as attached to any land, the person registered as the owner of the right shall, if he would not otherwise have been its owner, be deemed to have become its owner upon his registration. (5) Nothing in subsection (2) affects any constraint on the exercise of a right of common where the constraint does not appear in the register. (6) It is immaterial whether the registration referred to in subsection (2), (3) or (4) occurred before or after the commencement of this section.
18 Conclusiveness
(1) This section applies to land registered as common land, or as a town or village green, which is registered as being subject to a right of common. (2) If the land would not otherwise have been subject to that right, it shall be deemed to have become subject to that right, as specified in the register, upon its registration. (3) If the right is registered as attached to any land, the right shall, if it would not otherwise have attached to that land, be deemed to have become so attached upon registration of its attachment. (4) If the right is not registered as attached to any land, the person registered as the owner of the right shall, if he would not otherwise have been its owner, be deemed to have become its owner upon his registration. (5) Nothing in subsection (2) affects any constraint on the exercise of a right of common where the constraint does not appear in the register. (6) It is immaterial whether the registration referred to in subsection (2), (3) or (4) occurred before or after the commencement of this section.
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