Works and Public Buildings Act 1874
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5 Transfer of Dunfermline Palace, &c. from Commissioners of Woods to Commissioners of Works.
The Royal Palace of Dunfermline or ruins thereof, and so much of the land adjacent thereto as is now vested in or belongs to Her Majesty in right of Her Crown, and also the Royal Palace of Linlithgow or ruins thereof, and the peel or park surrounding the same, with the adjacent loch, also the King’s Garden and Knott, being part of the Crown estate, Stirling, shall be and the same are hereby transferred from the management of the Commissioners of Woods to the management of the Commissioners of Works as if the said palaces and lands had been included in the twenty-second section of the Crown Lands Act 1851.
5 Transfer of Dunfermline Palace, &c. from Commissioners of Woods to Commissioners of Works.
The Royal Palace of Dunfermline or ruins thereof, and so much of the land adjacent thereto as is now vested in or belongs to Her Majesty in right of Her Crown, and also the Royal Palace of Linlithgow or ruins thereof, and the peel or park surrounding the same, with the adjacent loch, also the King’s Garden and Knott, being part of the Crown estate, Stirling, shall be and the same are hereby transferred from the management of the Commissioners of Woods to the management of the Commissioners of Works as if the said palaces and lands had been included in the twenty-second section of the Crown Lands Act 1851.
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