Section 9 Extending powers of third-recited Act to authorizing reservation of easements for working mines, &c.C2C1

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F1 In the provisional order of the commissioners concerning the inclosure under the provisions of the said Acts of any waste lands of any manor it shall be lawful for the commissioners to require, and in their provisional order to specify, as one of the terms and conditions of such inclosure, the reservation to the lord of the manor, his heirs, successors, and assigns, of rights of way and other easements over the lands intended to be inclosed, for working and carrying away any mines, minerals, stone, and other substrata, the property of the lord of the manor, not under the lands proposed to be inclosed, and whether within the manor or not within the manor, and also for working and carrying away any mines, minerals, stone, and other substrata which may be intended to be reserved to or remain the property of the lord of the manor under the lands proposed to be inclosed, or for any of the purposes aforesaid; and in case it shall have been so declared in such provisional order, then the valuer shall and may reserve and award to the lord of the manor, his heirs, successors, and assigns, such liberty to construct railways, waggon-ways, and roads, and such rights of way and other easements over the lands intended to be inclosed, for working and carrying away any such mines, minerals, stone, or other substrata, the property of the lord of the manor as aforesaid, as by the valuer, with the approbation of the commissioners, shall be thought reasonable, and as shall not be inconsistent with the terms of such provisional order; subject to such provisions for compensation for damage to be done to the surface in the exercise and enjoyment of such rights and easements, as to the valuer, with such approbation as aforesaid, shall be thought reasonable.