8 Opposed applications
1 Where the land owner has objections to the application, he shall, within three months of receipt of the application, serve a notice (a “counter notice”) on the applicant, objecting to the application.
2 Objections to the application may be made on the following grounds—
(a) the applicant has served the application after the expiry of the period for service;
(b) the applicant has not provided the information required by regulation 6(3);
(c) information provided by the applicant is not correct;
(d) the easement should be subject to limitations other than those (if any) described in the application;
(e) any rights incidental to the right of way, which are described in the application as being rights which should be included in the easement, are not agreed;
(f) the value of the premises is not agreed.
3 The counter notice shall contain the following information—
(a) the name and address of the land owner and a description of his interest in the land;
(b) the objections to the application; and
(c) any alternative proposals.
4 The counter notice shall be accompanied by—
(a) any evidence relevant to the objections and alternative proposals; and
(b) evidence of the land owner’s title to the land.