Provisions for Lord of the Manor.—None (as there seems to have been no common or waste ground concerned).
His manorial rights, right of common excepted, to go on as before.
Provisions for Tithe Owners.—The Rector to have (1) such parcels of Land as shall be a full equivalent of his glebe lands and common Right; (2) ⅐ part of all the rest, ‘Quantity as well as Quality considered,’ as full compensation for all Tithes.
In the case of old inclosures which have allotments, the Commissioners can give him either part of these or part of the owner’s allotment in place of tithes, and in case of old inclosures, etc., which have no allotment, they remain subject to Tithes.
The Rector is exonerated from keeping a Bull and a Boar.
Provision for Gravel, Sand, etc.—See Allotment of Residue.
Provision for Poor.—None.
Allotment of Residue.—As soon as is convenient after the survey is made, the Commissioners are to set out and allot the land in proportion to the respective interests and right of common of the claimants, ‘having a due Regard to the Situation and Convenience, as well as to the Quantity and Quality of the Lands and Grounds.’ The award, which contains their decision, is to be final and conclusive.
Allotments must be accepted within 12 calendar months. Failure to accept excludes the allottee from all Benefits under the Act. (Saving clause for infants, etc.)
If material is needed for the roads, the surveyors may, under an order from two J. P.’s not interested in the inclosure, enter on any allotment and take it, except where the allotment is a garden, park, orchard, paddock, wood, or ground planted with an avenue of trees for the ornament of any House.