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(1)Any person may inspect and make copies of, or of any part of—
(a)a register of common land or town or village greens;
(b)any document kept by a commons registration authority which is referred to in such a register;
(c)any other document kept by a commons registration authority which relates to an application made at any time in relation to such a register.
(2)The right in subsection (1) is subject to regulations which may, in particular—
(a)provide for exceptions to the right;
(b)impose conditions on its exercise.
(3)Conditions under subsection (2)(b) may include conditions requiring the payment of a fee (which may be a fee determined by a commons registration authority).
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