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Paragraph 4 Acquisition of a relevant right

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(1)

An agreement for the acquisition of a relevant right may be made by means of –

(a)

public auction;

(b)

tender; or

(c)

private treaty.

(2)

An agreement –

(a)

may contain terms affecting the rights and liabilities of the Secretary of State and the purchaser, including in particular rights and liabilities arising in the event of non-payment of the sum payable under the agreement; and

(b)

may be made by reference to standard terms.

(3)

The Secretary of State may determine as he thinks fit –

(a)

the prices at which particular relevant rights are to be sold or (as the case may be) the reserve prices applicable to the sale of any such rights; or

(b)

the manner in which any such prices are to be determined.

(4)

Upon payment of the sum payable under the agreement, the Secretary of State shall issue to the purchaser a certificate which –

(a)

identifies the registration mark which is the subject of the agreement;

(b)

records the name and address of the purchaser and, where applicable, of the nominated person;

(c)

records the date of the agreement; and

(d)

identifies the date on which the period of one year mentioned in paragraph 6(2)(a) expires.