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Rights of way advice note 11: the meaning of 'private carriage road'

The meaning of 'private carriage road', Dunlop v Secretary of State for the Environment.

From:
Planning Inspectorate
Published
1 March 2001

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Rights of Way Section: Advice Note No 11 - The Meaning of “Private Carriage Road” - Dunlop v Secretary of State for the Environment

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This Advice Note explains the judgment in Dunlop v Secretary of State for the Environment(1) (“the Dunlop case”) in so far as it relates to the interpretation of the phrase ‘private carriage road’ in an inclosure award made under the Inclosure Act 1801.

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Published 1 March 2001

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