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The Commons Registration (England) Regulations 2014
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38.The transitional period and transitional application period
41.Determination of applications and proposals to amend the registers
42.Further amendment of registers under Schedule 3 to the 2006 Act
44.Operation at law of relevant instruments effecting statutory dispositions
48.Deregistration and exchange: action to be taken by registration authority on receipt of order
2.Applications under section 7: variation of right of common
3.Applications for the purposes of section 8: apportionment of right of common
4.Applications under section 10: attachment of right of common to land
5.Applications under section 11: re-allocation of a right of common
7.Applications under section 13: surrender or extinguishment of right of common
8.Applications pursuant to section 14: statutory dispositions
9.Applications under section 15(1): registration of town or village green
10.Applications under section 15(8): registration of land as town or village green by its owner
11.Applications under section 19(4)(b): amendment of a register of common land or town or village greens
12.Applications under paragraph 1(6)(b) of Schedule 1: severance of right of common by transfer to public body
13.Applications under paragraph 3(7)(b) of Schedule 1: severance of right of common by order
14.Applications under Schedule 2: non-registration or mistaken registration
15.Applications for the purposes of Schedule 3: creation of right of common
16.Applications for the purposes of Schedule 3: surrender or extinguishment of right of common
17.Applications for the purposes of Schedule 3: variation of right of common
18.Applications for the purposes of Schedule 3: apportionment of right of common
19.Applications for the purposes of Schedule 3: severance of right of common
20.Applications for the purposes of Schedule 3: transfer of right in gross
21.Applications for the purposes of Schedule 3: statutory dispositions
Application of a type and purpose for which registration authorities may not specify a fee
Persons on whom registration authority must serve notice of an application
Application of these Regulations to the Registration Areas of the 1965 Registration Authorities
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