Regulation 9 Changes as to provisional register maps
In this regulation, “new map” means any provisional register map taken into use after 30th June 1968, or any sheet so taken into use of a provisional register map consisting of more than one sheet.
A map or sheet is taken into use for the purpose of this regulation on the date stamped on it by virtue of General Regulation 19.
Paragraphs (2) and (5) of General Regulation 16 shall not apply to a new map, and paragraph (6) of that regulation shall not apply to any provisional register map which is a new map or of which any new map forms part.
Every new map shall be prepared on an ordnance map of a scale of not less than six inches to one mile, but where the registration authority considers it expedient to show any particulars on a larger scale, it may insert an inset map for that purpose.
Black shall not be used to mark a new map, every colour so used shall be a transparent colour, and every line, letter or other symbol so used which is not required by any other provision of these Regulations to be of any specified width shall be drawn or written as finely as possible. A coloured verge to be placed inside a boundary shall be placed with its outer edge touching the boundary.
Every new map shall show:—
by a yellow verge inside the boundary, the word EXEMPTED and, where necessary, a red interrupted line on the boundary, any land situated in the area of the registration authority to which, by virtue of an order under section 11 of the Act, the provisions of sections 1 to 10 thereof do not apply;
by a green verge inside the boundary, the appropriate register unit number and, where necessary, a red interrupted line on the boundary, the land comprised in each register unit;
by red continuous lines and red lettering, or by red lettering alone, the limits of any land over which a registered right of common is exercisable, or to which a registration of ownership applies, so far as those limits do not coincide with the boundaries of the land comprised in a register unit, and cannot conveniently be described by reference to any feature appearing on the said map;
by violet hatching, with or without violet lettering, the hatching being delimited where necessary by a violet outline, land which has been removed from the register under section 13 of the Act, or of which the registration has been cancelled;
by blue interrupted lines approximately one millimetre wide, in lengths of approximately three to six millimetres with interruptions of similar length, any boundaries of the registration area falling within the said map;
by such other colours and symbols as (subject to paragraph (5) above) the registration authority may think fit, other particulars mentioned in the general part of the register, or in any registration (not being particulars of land to which rights of common are attached), which it is necessary or convenient to show on the said map.
There shall be kept annexed to every provisional register map which is a new map or of which any new map forms part a table headed “Key to Colouring and Symbols” containing a description or representation of every colour or symbol used in the said provisional register map (except such of those used, whether under General Regulation 16(5)(f) or under paragraph (6)(f) above, as are not of general application) with a statement of the meaning of each such colour or symbol.
General Regulation 17 (overlays) shall, in its application to a new map, have effect with the substitution, for references to sub-paragraphs (c), (d) and (f) of General Regulation 16(5), of references to sub-paragraphs (c), (d) and (f) of paragraph (6) above.