PREFACE

pp v-x

Contents

pp xi-xii

List of Cases

pp xiii-xvi

List of Statutes

pp xvii-xx

Table of Abbreviations

pp xxi-xxii

PART I - OF COMMONS AND OTHER OPEN SPACES

pp xxiii-xxviv

Chapter I - Of the nature of a Common and the rights thereon

pp 1-7

Chapter II - Of the Inclosure of a Manorial Common by the Lord of the Manor

pp 8-22

Chapter III - Of Rights of Common connected with the Manorial system

pp 23-41

Chapter IV - Of Rights of Common not connected with the Manorial system

pp 42-49

Chapter V - Of Common of Estovers and Common of Turbary

pp 50-57

Chapter VI - Of Rights of Digging Gravel and other species of Sub-soil

pp 58-60

Chapter VII - Of Rights of Sole Vesture and Sole Pasture

pp 61-64

Chapter VIII - Of Claims by the Inhabitants of a District to enjoy Rights on a Common

pp 65-71

Chapter IX - Of the Mode of ascertaining Common Rights, and of the Loss or Extinguishment thereof

pp 72-78

Chapter X - Of the Power of Local Authorities to prevent Inclosures by the Lord of the Manor

pp 79-92

Chapter XI - Of the Inclosure of a Manorial Common by way of Copyhold Grant

pp 93-96

Chapter XII - Of the Disfigurement of a Manorial Common; and, herein, of the Powers of Highway Authorities

pp 97-105

Chapter XIII - Of the Inclosure of a Manorial Common by the Authority of Parliament

pp 106-125

Chapter XIV - Of Common Fields, Meadows, and Pastures

pp 126-144

Chapter XV - Of the Waste and Commonable Lands of a Forest

pp 145-174

Chapter XVI - Of Village Greens

pp 175-187

Chapter XVII - Of Fuel Allotments and Recreation Grounds

pp 188-196

Chapter XVIII - Of Exceptional Provisions as to Inclosure

pp 197-207

Chapter XIX - Of the Appropriation of Common Lands for the purposes of Industrial Undertakings

pp 208-220

Chapter XX - Of the Regulation of Commons as Open Spaces. I.–Under the Metropolitan Commons Acts

pp 221-236

Chapter XXI - Of the Regulation of Commons as Open Spaces. II.–Under the Commons Act, 1876

pp 237-250

PART II - OF FOOTPATHS AND OTHER RIGHTS OF WAY

pp 251-252

Chapter I - Of the Nature of a Footpath

pp 253-260