Inclosure Act 1845

162 Notices, how to be given.E+W

All notices by this Act directed to be given by advertisement shall be given by an advertisement to be inserted in some newspaper or newspapers printed or usually circulated in the county in which the land subject to be inclosed, or other land to which such notice shall relate, shall be situate; and all notices directed to be given on the church door shall be by writing under the hand of the party giving such notice, to be affixed to the principal outer door of the church of every parish and ecclesiastical district in which the land subject to be inclosed, or other land to which such notice shall relate, or any part thereof, shall be situate on Sunday before divine service, or where in any such parish or ecclesiastical district there shall be no church, then to be affixed in some conspicuous place of such parish or ecclesiastical district on Sunday before ten of the clock in the forenoon; and all notices necessary to be given by the commissioners or any assistant commissioner F1. . .acting in the matter of any inclosure (the mode of giving which is not hereby particularly directed) shall be by either or both of the methods aforesaid, as the commissioners or assistant commissioner F1. . . respectively shall think fit; and all notices so given shall be deemed sufficient notices to all persons concerning all matters and things to which such respective notices shall relate.

Textual Amendments

F1Words in s. 162 repealed (19.11.1998) by 1998 c. 43, s. 1(1), Sch. 1 Pt. VI