2There shall also continue in force the following provisions, as amended by any subsequent enactment, that is to say.—
(a)in the Crown Lands Act, 1829, sections one hundred to one hundred and five (which relate to the powers of verderers in a forest), so far as they remain applicable to the Forest of Dean ; and
(b)in the Crown Lands (Scotland) Act, 1833, sections seven and eight (which relate to the registration and effect in Scotland of certain documents), as applied by section seven of the Commissioners of Works Act, 1852 ; and
(c)in the Crown Lands Act, 1851, section fifteen (which, subject to the Minister of Works Act, 1942, specifies the persons to be Commissioners of Works); and
(d)in the Crown Lands Act, 1894, section six (which makes general provision about the implied surrender of Crown leases by the grant of a new lease); and
(e)in the Crown Lands Act, 1906—
(i)section three (which relates to the settlement of disputed claims about foreshore between the Commissioners and the Chancellor and Council of the Duchy of Lancaster), together with the supplementary provisions in sections ten and eleven ; and
(ii)so far as relates to land over which the Minister of Works exercises powers of management by virtue of section twenty-two of the Crown Lands Act, 1851, section six (which enables him to convey land for bridges to a bridge authority), but so that the references to the Crown Lands Acts, 1829 to 1894, shall be omitted and any conveyance shall be made and enrolled in like manner as on a sale under the Commissioners of Works Act, 1852.