8 Application to visiting forces of law relating to home forces
Visiting Forces Act 1952 (1952 c 67) | Legislation

8  Application to visiting forces of law relating to home forces

(1)     Where under any enactment a power is exercisable by any authority or person—

(a)     as respects any of the home forces or their members or service courts or other persons in any way connected therewith, or

(b)     as respects any property used or to be used for the purposes of any of the home forces, or for taking possession of any property to be so used, or for acquiring (whether by agreement or compulsorily) any property so used or to be so used,

Her Majesty may by Order in Council make provision for securing that subject to any conditions specified by or under the Order the power shall be exercisable by that authority or person in the case of any visiting force to which the Order applies to any extent to which it would be exercisable if the visiting force were a part of any of the home forces.

(2)     Her Majesty

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