Introductory Text
Part I Acquisition of Land for Military Purposes
1. Powers to purchase land.
2. Machinery for purchase of land.
3. Power to let land.
4.Payment of expenses.
5. Power of volunteer corps to borrow.
6. Powers of borough council to borrow.
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8. Provision as to disbandment of corps, &c.
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10. Provision as to land belonging to Crown, &c.
11. Power to lease land held for public purposes.
12. Proof that land has ceased to be used for military purposes.
13.In relation to a footpath crossing or near to any...
13.In relation to a footpath crossing or near to land...
Part II Byelaws as to Land used for Military Purposes
14. Power of Secretary of State to make byelaws as to use of land held for military purposes and securing safety of public.
15. Application of byelaws where right of firing acquired.
16.Byelaws as to highways.
17.Notice and enforcement of byelaws.
18. Byelaws in case of leased land.
Part III Supplemental
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20. Power to have compensation settled by arbitration.
21.Power to enter on land to fix alignment marks.
22. Saving for acquisition of land under other Acts.
23. Interpretation.
24. Saving for New Forest.
25. Application to Scotland.
26. Application to Ireland.
27.†Limited application of Act to Isle of Man Repeal.
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29. Short title.
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