right of common การใช้

• Thus new rights of common can only take effect by express grant.
• On Ashdown Forest the rights of common have varied over time.
• The rights of common on Ashdown Forest have varied over time.
• The Charter provided a right of common access to ( royal ) private lands.
• Skalls and Marmion gave the monks of Kirkstead right of common pasture in Wildmore.
• Non-Swedes have the same rights of common-law'marriage '.
• The others were tenants on lands cleared without permission or subtenants who had no right of common.
• These practices may in due course have evolved into the'rights of common'that existed over wastes like Ashdown Forest.
• More common are rights of common.
• It was called by the Saxons " Newantune ", and had right of common granted by King Athelstane.
• Most properties with common rights have identical rights, but in some cases certain rights of common may be absent.
• The rights of common enabled local smallholders to practise a simple pastoral system that still operated until quite recently.
• It is the first charter to emphasize protecting the rights of common people against abuses by the rich and powerful.
• The rest is retained as common land for use by those local landowners and tenants who possess rights of common.
• The property consisted of a dwelling-house, outbuildings, of arable and pasture land, of enclosed crofts and the rights of common over.
• He traced the history and legal standing of the rights of common : " substantial privileges which were maintainable at law.
• Today, about 730 properties in and around Ashdown Forest retain commonable rights, but very few owners exercise the rights of common attached to them.
• They were expected to control the grazing and health of the animals turned out on the Forest, to make bylaws and regulate rights of common.
• Furthermore, the feuars of Old Aberdeen were granted rights of common grazing, sod cutting, and peat cutting, although little direct evidence of these activities remains today.
• The draft constitution is designed to reduce corruption, make government more transparent and protect the rights of common people against abuses by the rich and powerful.