# The Commons Registration (Disposal of Disputed Registrations) Regulations 1972, Part 1: MODEL ENTRIES


No. 27
For land section of register: an example of a registration becoming final with modifications.
No. and date of entry
Description of the land, reference to the register map, registration particulars, etc.
1
2 May 1967
(See entry No. 2 below)
The piece of land called Goose Green containing 2·75 acres or thereabouts in the parish of Lowood, Barset, numbered 617 on the ordnance map (2nd edition, 1907) of that parish, as marked with a green verge line inside the boundary on sheet 2 of the register map and distinguished by the number of this register unit. Registered by the registration authority without application.
(Registration provisional)
No. 27
2
12 June 1972
The registration at entry No. 1 above, which was disputed, became final on 15 May 1972 with the following modifications:—
(a) the area to read “2·50 acres or thereabouts”;
(b) the land to the west of the line A-B on the register map (as now hatched black thereon), comprising an area of 0·25 acre, to be removed from the register.
No. 28
For rights section of register: entry for use where a number of disputed registrations have become final without modification. The words “(Registration provisional)” in each of the concerned registration entries must be struck through.
1
2
3
4
5
No. and date of entry
No. and date of application
Name and address of every applicant for registration, and the capacity in which he applied
Particulars of the right of common, and of the land over which it is exercisable
Particulars of the land (if any) to which the right is attached
113
24 May 1972
The registrations at entries Nos. 68, 70 and 74 to 80 above, which were disputed, became final as follows:—
Nos. 68 and 74 on 24 April 1972, No. 70 on 25 April 1972, Nos. 75, 76 and 77 on 10 May 1972, and Nos. 78, 79 and 80 on 11 May 1972.
No. 29
For rights section of register: for use where a registration has become void. The void entry must be struck through, and a cross-reference to this entry inserted.
1
2
3
4
5
No. and date of entry
No. and date of application
Name and address of every applicant for registration, and the capacity in which he applied
Particulars of the right of common, and of the land over which it is exercisable
Particulars of the land (if any) to which the right is attached.
114
13 Aug. 1972
The registration at entry No. 72, which was disputed, became void on 3 May 1972.
No. 30
For rights section of register: an example of a disputed registration becoming final with modifications.
1
10 Mar. 1967
289
4 Mar. 1967
Jonathan
Lotherington,
Thatcham Farm,
Fursdon,
Barset.
Owner.
To graze—
(a) *20 head of cattle; or
(b) *100 sheep: or
(c) sheep and cattle together to a limit of *100 gates, each head of cattle counting as 5 gates and each sheep as 1 gate;
over the whole of the land comprised in this register unit except the detached portion to the south of the Grand Junction Canal.
(Registration provisional.)
Thatcham Farm, Fursdon, Barset, comprising O.S. Nos. 284, 285, 287, 301, 302, 302a, 317, 322, 348 and 349 on the O.S. map (2nd edition 1907) of the parish of Fursdon, Barset, and also the land in that parish shown hatched blue on the supplemental map bearing the number of this registration.*
*For modifications on finality see entry No. 103 below
103
4 July 1972
The registration at entry No. 1 above, which was disputed, became final on 19 June 1972 with the following modifications:—
(a)
In column 4, for “20 head of cattle” read “16 head of cattle”, for “100 sheep” read “80 sheep”, and for “100 gates” read “80 gates”;
(b) In column 5, delete all after “Barset” where that word occurs for the second time.
Nos. 31 and 32
For ownership section of register.
1
2
3
4
No. and date of entry
No. and date of application
Name and address of person registered as owner
Particulars of the land to which the registration applies
2
18 May 1967
312
10 May 1967
Jesiah Burlinson,
Beldon Hall,
Dalberry Lees,
Barset.
(Registration provisional)
(See entry No. 5 below)
The part of the land comprised in this register until lying east of the line A-B and north of the line C-D on the register map.
3
17 June 1968
2001
1 June 1968
The incumbent for the time being of the benefice of St. Peter, Reepham, Barset.
(Registration provisional)
The part of the land comprised in this register unit lying east of the line A-B and south of the line C-D on the register map.*
*For modification on finality see entry No. 6 below
No. 31
5
20 June 1972
The registration at entry No. 2, which was disputed, became void on 9 June 1972.
No. 32
6
20 June 1972
The registration at entry No. 3, which was disputed, became final on 9 June 1972 with the following modification:—
In column 4 after the word “map” add the words “except the parcel numbered 38c on the ordnance survey map (3rd edition 1930) of the parish of Reepham, Barset.”.

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