Inclosures Pursuant to Report of Inclosure Commissioners Act 1857
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1857 c. 5 |
| Year | 1857 |
(20 Vict.) C A P. V.
[21st March 1857]
'WHEREAS the Inclosure Commissioners forEngland and Wales have, in pursuance of ‘The Acts for the Inclosure, Exchange, and Improvement of Land,’ issued their Provisional Orders for and and concerning the proposed Inclosures mentioned in the Schedule to this Act, and have in their Twelfth Annual General Report certified their Opinion that such Inclosures would be expedient; but the same cannot be proceeded with without the previous Authority of Parliament:' Be it enacted by the Queen's most, Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, as follows:
I Inclosures in Schedule may be proceeded with.
I. That the said several proposed Inclosures mentioned in the Schedule to this Act be proceeded with.
II For ascertaining, &c. the Compensation to be paid to Persons interested in Portions of Bowes Moor in the County of York.
II. And whereas by the Private Act, SixGeorge the Third, Chapter Seventy, ‘for dividing and inclosing certain open Grounds or Pastures, and some parts of a certain Moor or Tract of Waste Land, within the Manor of Bowes in the County of York ,’ the Powers contained in the following Enactment were granted for ascertaining, determining and recovering the Compensation to be paid to the Persons interested in the Portions of the said Moor divided and allotted under the Powers of the said Act by reason of the searching for, winning, and working the Mines and Quarries of Lead and Coal within and under the said Moor, and of leading away the Lead and Coal obtained from such Mines and Quarries by Wingate Pulleine , the then Owner of the said Mines of Lead and Coal, his Heirs or Assigns, or his or their Lessees or Tenants: Be it therefore enacted, That when and so often as any Person entitled under this Act, or the said Provisional Order, to any Allotment upon the said Moor called Bowes Moor , shall sustain any Loss or Damage in his Allotment upon the said Moor by the searching for, winning, or working the Mines and Quarries of Lead and Coal under the said Moor, as well opened as unopened, now...
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