New Forest Act 1810
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1810 c. 116 |
| Year | 1810 |
(50 Geo. 3) C A P. CXVI.
[20th June 1810]
'WHEREAS by an Act passed in the Thirty ninth and Fortieth Years of His present Majesty, intituled, An Act for the better Preservation of Timber in theNew Forest,in the County of Southampton; and for ascertaining the Boundaries of the said Forest, and of the Lands of the Crown within the same ; a Power is given to the Commissioners of the Treasury for Ten Years after the passing of that Act, to contract for the Exchange of any of the Waste Lands lying in theNew Forest , belonging to the Crown, not exceeding the Value of Five hundred Pounds, for any other Land lying in the same Forest, belonging to Individuals of the Nature, Situation and Description in the said Act particularly specified: And whereas the Time limited for making such Exchanges will expire on the Twenty eighth Day of July One thousand eight hundred and ten, and it is expedient to enlarge the same:' Be it therefore enacted by the King'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, That the time for making such Exchangesunder the said recited Act shall be extended to the Twenty eighth Day ofJuly One thousand eight hundred and eleven, and all Powers, Provisions and Directions contained in the said recited Act, relative to such Exchanges, shall be and continue in force for such extended Period.
II & 40 G. 3. c. 86. ∥ 12.
'II. And whereas by the said Act it was, amongst other things, enacted, that the Commissioners named in the said Act should ascertain the Boundaries of the said Forest, and the Lands within the same, which belong to His Majesty, ✗they should cause a Map or Plan to be made of the said Forest; in which Map or Plan the Boundaries of the said Forest, and the Lands belonging to His Majesty within the same, as ascertained by the said Commissioners, should be accurately and distinctly marked, set out and distinguished; and the Lands within the said Forest belonging to other Persons should also...
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