Wellington Museum Act 1947
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SECOND SCHEDULE
Part I Portions of Apsley House to be used as museum The portions of the ground and first floors of Apsley House and of the basement of Apsley House, shown in red on the plan in the possession of the Treasury Solicitor, identified by the signatures of the Treasury Solicitor on behalf of the Crown and of C. D. Webb, Esquire on behalf of His Grace the seventh Duke of Wellington, as being the plan indicating the portions of Apsley House which are to be used for the Wellington Museum. Part II Rights of access to be enjoyed by the Dukes of Wellington to the portions of Apsley House which they are entitled to occupy 1 A right of access through the side door marked A on the plan mentioned in Part I of this Schedule, from the entrance marked B on the said plan through the west part of the forecourt and the garden. 2 A right of access through the door in the basement marked C on the said plan from the entrance marked B in the said plan through the west part of the forecourt. The said rights in both cases include, so far as concerns the forecourt, a right of access for vehicles.
SECOND SCHEDULE
Part I Portions of Apsley House to be used as museum The portions of the ground and first floors of Apsley House and of the basement of Apsley House, shown in red on the plan in the possession of the Treasury Solicitor, identified by the signatures of the Treasury Solicitor on behalf of the Crown and of C. D. Webb, Esquire on behalf of His Grace the seventh Duke of Wellington, as being the plan indicating the portions of Apsley House which are to be used for the Wellington Museum. Part II Rights of access to be enjoyed by the Dukes of Wellington to the portions of Apsley House which they are entitled to occupy 1 A right of access through the side door marked A on the plan mentioned in Part I of this Schedule, from the entrance marked B on the said plan through the west part of the forecourt and the garden. 2 A right of access through the door in the basement marked C on the said plan from the entrance marked B in the said plan through the west part of the forecourt. The said rights in both cases include, so far as concerns the forecourt, a right of access for vehicles.
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