Crown Lands Act 1906
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7 Power to transfer management of Richmond and Kew Greens.
(1) Nothwithstanding anything in the Crown Lands Act 1851, it shall be lawful for the Secretary of State and the council of the borough of Richmond to enter into an agreement for the transfer from the Secretary of State to the council of the control and management as open spaces of Richmond Green and Kew Green, and on the execution of such an agreement the Open Spaces Acts 1877 to 1890, shall, subject to any conditions and reservations contained in the deed of transfer, apply as if the control and management of those greens had been transferred to the council under those Acts. (2) The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and the said council may, in like manner and with like effect, enter into an agreement for the transfer to the council of the control and management of the land, formerly part of Kew Green, which lies between Kew Green and the north-west entrance to the Royal Botanic Gardens, but until such transfer the land shall for all purposes continue to be deemed to be part of those gardens.
7 Power to transfer management of Richmond and Kew Greens.
(1) Nothwithstanding anything in the Crown Lands Act 1851, it shall be lawful for the Secretary of State and the council of the borough of Richmond to enter into an agreement for the transfer from the Secretary of State to the council of the control and management as open spaces of Richmond Green and Kew Green, and on the execution of such an agreement the Open Spaces Acts 1877 to 1890, shall, subject to any conditions and reservations contained in the deed of transfer, apply as if the control and management of those greens had been transferred to the council under those Acts. (2) The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and the said council may, in like manner and with like effect, enter into an agreement for the transfer to the council of the control and management of the land, formerly part of Kew Green, which lies between Kew Green and the north-west entrance to the Royal Botanic Gardens, but until such transfer the land shall for all purposes continue to be deemed to be part of those gardens.
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