New Forest Act 1964
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2 Designation of additional lands entitled to rights of common of pasture, etc.
(1) In this section “the additional plans” means the plans referred to in subsection (2) of this section. (2) The Forestry Commissioners shall, after consultation with the owners of lands within the added areas over which rights of common of pasture exist or over which a privilege of pasture was exercisable on 1st December 1963, prepare additional plans designating the lands to which are attached rights of common of pasture over any part of the added areas, specifying in relation to the lands the rights attached thereto respectively and also designating the lands to which a privilege of pasture over any part of the added areas was attached on 1st December 1963 specifying in relation to the lands the nature of that privilege. (3) The provisions of section 4(2), 4(3) and 4(4) of the Act of 1949 shall extend and apply for the purpose of regulating the manner in which the additional plans are to be brought to the notice of persons concerned, the manner in which any objection to the additional plans is to be determined and the manner in which copies of the additional plans are to be certified. (4) The copies of the additional plans certified under section 4(4) of the Act of 1949 as extended by the last foregoing subsection shall be conclusive for all purposes whether any, and if so what, rights of common of pasture are attached to any land shown on the additional plans and whether any, and if so what, privilege of pasture is attached to any such land. (5) One of the said copies of the additional plans shall be deposited and kept at the Public Record Office, and the other shall be kept at the office of the verderers and shall be available for inspection at all reasonable times on payment of such fee not exceeding 5p as the verderers may determine.
2 Designation of additional lands entitled to rights of common of pasture, etc.
(1) In this section “the additional plans” means the plans referred to in subsection (2) of this section. (2) The Forestry Commissioners shall, after consultation with the owners of lands within the added areas over which rights of common of pasture exist or over which a privilege of pasture was exercisable on 1st December 1963, prepare additional plans designating the lands to which are attached rights of common of pasture over any part of the added areas, specifying in relation to the lands the rights attached thereto respectively and also designating the lands to which a privilege of pasture over any part of the added areas was attached on 1st December 1963 specifying in relation to the lands the nature of that privilege. (3) The provisions of section 4(2), 4(3) and 4(4) of the Act of 1949 shall extend and apply for the purpose of regulating the manner in which the additional plans are to be brought to the notice of persons concerned, the manner in which any objection to the additional plans is to be determined and the manner in which copies of the additional plans are to be certified. (4) The copies of the additional plans certified under section 4(4) of the Act of 1949 as extended by the last foregoing subsection shall be conclusive for all purposes whether any, and if so what, rights of common of pasture are attached to any land shown on the additional plans and whether any, and if so what, privilege of pasture is attached to any such land. (5) One of the said copies of the additional plans shall be deposited and kept at the Public Record Office, and the other shall be kept at the office of the verderers and shall be available for inspection at all reasonable times on payment of such fee not exceeding 5p as the verderers may determine.
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