17 Deregistration and exchange: orders
Commons Act 2006 (2006 c 26) | Legislation

17  Deregistration and exchange: orders

(1)     Where the appropriate national authority grants an application under section 16 it must make an order requiring the commons registration authority to remove the release land from its register of common land or town or village greens.

(2)     Where the application included a proposal to register replacement land, the order shall also require the commons registration authority—

(a)     to register the replacement land as common land or as a town or village green in place of the release land; and

(b)     to register as exercisable over the replacement land any rights of common which, immediately before the relevant date, are registered as exercisable over the release land.

(3)

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