Regulation 5 Manner of making objections
Every objection to a registration must be in Form 26, and on one of the prints of that form to be supplied to registration authorities under arrangements to be made by H.M. Stationery Office.
Where a person wishes to object on the same grounds to two or more registrations of rights of common comprised in the same register unit (not being registrations deemed to be so comprised under General Regulation 14) he may include all such registrations in a single Form 26, but, except as aforesaid, no objection shall relate to more than one registration.
An objection form signed by an agent on behalf of an individual objector shall be supported by such evidence (if any) of the agent's authority as, after considering the objection, the registration authority may reasonably require.
Where an objection is of a type mentioned in sub-paragraph (b) below, the objection form must be accompanied by a plan clearly defining by distinctive colouring the land to which the objection relates, signed by the person who has signed the form.
Paragraph (a) above applies to the following types of objection:—
an objection to the registration of land as common land or as a town or village green relating to part only of the land comprised in a register unit;
an objection to the registration of a right of common relating to part only of the land over which the right is registered as exercisable;
an objection to the registration of a right of common relating to part only of the land to which the right is stated in the register to be attached, except where the part consists of one or more whole numbered parcels on the ordnance map and is described in the register and in the objection form by reference to the ordnance parcel numbers;
an objection to the registration of a claim to the ownership of land relating to part only of the land to which the registration applies.