The Commons Registration (England) Regulations 2014
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17 Application fees
(1) An application must be accompanied by such reasonable fee (if any) specified for an application of that type by the registration authority to which it is submitted. (2) The fee specified by a registration authority as payable on an application must be published on its website. (3) Where a fee first specified by a registration authority under this regulation is subsequently revised by that authority, and in the case of any further revision, such revised fee must be published on the authority’s website not less than 14 days before such fee is to take effect. (4) No fee may be specified by a registration authority for an application made under, and for the purposes of, a provision listed in Schedule 5. (5) Where— (a) an application made for the purposes of section 8 of the 2006 Act accompanies the primary application within the meaning given by paragraph 3(1) of Schedule 4; or (b) an application made for the purposes of paragraph 2 or 4 of Schedule 3 to the 2006 Act to a 2014 registration authority to amend a register in consequence of an apportionment of a right of common accompanies the primary application within the meaning given by paragraph 18(1) of Schedule 4, the fee specified for that application is payable in addition to the fee specified for the primary application. (6) Where regulation 26 requires the Planning Inspectorate to determine an application, the applicant must send to the Planning Inspectorate the further fee (if any) that is specified in Schedule 6 for an application of that type. (7) Neither a registration authority nor the Planning Inspectorate need take any steps to deal with an application until the applicant has paid to it the specified fee.
17 Application fees
(1) An application must be accompanied by such reasonable fee (if any) specified for an application of that type by the registration authority to which it is submitted. (2) The fee specified by a registration authority as payable on an application must be published on its website. (3) Where a fee first specified by a registration authority under this regulation is subsequently revised by that authority, and in the case of any further revision, such revised fee must be published on the authority’s website not less than 14 days before such fee is to take effect. (4) No fee may be specified by a registration authority for an application made under, and for the purposes of, a provision listed in Schedule 5. (5) Where— (a) an application made for the purposes of section 8 of the 2006 Act accompanies the primary application within the meaning given by paragraph 3(1) of Schedule 4; or (b) an application made for the purposes of paragraph 2 or 4 of Schedule 3 to the 2006 Act to a 2014 registration authority to amend a register in consequence of an apportionment of a right of common accompanies the primary application within the meaning given by paragraph 18(1) of Schedule 4, the fee specified for that application is payable in addition to the fee specified for the primary application. (6) Where regulation 26 requires the Planning Inspectorate to determine an application, the applicant must send to the Planning Inspectorate the further fee (if any) that is specified in Schedule 6 for an application of that type. (7) Neither a registration authority nor the Planning Inspectorate need take any steps to deal with an application until the applicant has paid to it the specified fee.
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