Inclosure Act 1847

Where an action, suit, or difference shall be pending concerning the title to any manor, land, or right, or to an estate or interest therein, of which the actual owner would, under the definitions of the said Act, be (in respect of such manor, land, or right,) the person interested in the land concerning which any application or proceeding may be made or be pending under the said Act, the consent of both the persons between whom such action, suit, or difference may be pending to any application inclosure, or other proceeding under the said Act shall be as effectual as the consent of the actual owner of the manor, land, or right, or of such estate or interest therein, would have been in case no action, suit, or difference had been pending.

Provided always, that where, according to the claim of a party to such action, suit, or difference, more than one person would be or become interested as aforesaid in respect of such manor, land, or right, such consent of such number or portion, or (as the case may require) such nonsignification of dissent by such number or portion of the persons who would so become interested, to the application, inclosure, or other proceeding, as would have been sufficient in case such claim had been established shall be equivalent to the consent of the party to claiming under the provisions of this Act.

F2Where an exchange shall be made under the said Act of lands not subject to be inclosed under such Act, or of lands subject to be so inclosed as to which no proceedings for an inclosure shall be pending, it shall and may be lawful for the commissioners, in conformity with the terms of the application for such exchange, to except or reserve out of such exchange the property or right of or to all or any of the mines or minerals under all or any part of the land given by both or either of the parties, together with rights and easements for or auxiliary to the exercise or enjoyment of the right or property of such excepted or reserved mines and minerals, and (whether such mines and minerals shall or shall not be reserved) such rights of way and other easements as the parties to such application may have agreed on.

Where notice shall have been given of any meeting, whether original or by adjournment, to be held by the F5commissioners or by an assistant commissioner, or otherwise, it shall be lawful for the commissioners or an assistant commissioner by notice to adjourn such meeting, without any commissioner or assistant commissioner giving attendance for the purpose of making such adjournment. F6. . .

All notices by the Inclosure Act, 1845, or by any Act amending the same or referring thereto, or by this Act, directed or authorized to be given by the F7commissioners and assistant commissioners respectively may be given by the secretary of the commissioners, or by any person whom the commissioners or any assistant commissioner, in conformity with the power delegated to him by the commissioners, may appoint or authorize for that purpose.

This Act shall be taken to be a part of the Inclosure Act 1845, and be construed therewith, and with any Act amending the same or referring thereto.