Inclosure Act 1848

1. Introductory Text

2. Persons not interested in Lands to be inclosed may apply to submit Land to Operation of Inclosure.

3. II. Maps of old inclosed Lands may be dispensed with.

4. III. Allotments of less than Five Pounds Value may be compensated in Money.

5. IV. Valuer may set out Private and Occupation Roads in certain Cases for use of Lands other than Lands to be inclosed.

6. V. Expenses of maintaining private Roads, &c. may be raised by a Rate on Owners.

7. VI. Rating Officer may be appointed for repairing private and common Ponds, Ditches, &c.

8. VII. How Rates to be raised.

9. VIII. Money-raised for Expenses to be paid to Commissioners.

10. IX. How Claims may be made.

11. X. How Person trespassing where Rights suspended or extinguished, or Allotments entered upon, may be proceeded against.

12. XI. Person having taken possession of Allotment may maintain Action for Damage.

13. XII. On Neglect of Owner of an Allotment to fence, Owner of any other Allotment prejudiced by his Neglect may obtain Possession and do the necessary Work.

14. XIII. Provisions of Inclosure Acts concerning Exchanges of Land not subject to be inclosed, &c. extended to Partition.

15. XIV. Provisions of Inclosure Acts applicable to such Exchange to apply to Partition under this Act.

16. XV. In Common Wood Inclosure Power to pay Value of Allotments to Crown in Money.

17. XVI. Recited Acts Part of this Act.