Inclosure Act 1847
Inclosure Act 1847 (1847 c. 111)
- Inclosure Act 1847 (1847 c. 111)
- [1.] Where the title to a manor, &c. is litigated the consent of both claimants to be equivalent to consent of an actual owner.
- 2 Provision for the case of more than one person claiming to be interested.
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- 4 Exchanges may be made of lands, excepting or reserving minerals and easements.
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- 7 Meeting may be adjourned without the attendance of Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner.
- 8 Notices may be given by the secretary of the commissioners, or other person appointed for that purpose.
- 9 Recited Act deemed part of this Act.
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