Says Tony Barnett

THAT SECTION APPLIES TO ALL COMMON LAND, RIGHTS OF THE PUBLIC TO ACCESS, HOWEVER, A CERTIFIED OWNER OF COMMON LAND "COULD" HAVE APPLIED TO HAVE THEIR COMMON BROUGHT UNDER THAT 1925 LEGISLATION SO AS TO HAVE THE COMMON "REGULATED" FOR ACCESS BY THE PUBLIC BY USE OF DESIGNATED FOOTPATHS, BUT THAT SECTION WOULD NOT HAVE APPLIED TO COMMONERS.

SO AS COMMON LANDS ARE OPEN FROM ALL POINTS OF VIEW TO THE PUBLIC(SEE THE 2000 CROW ACT), SUCH FOOTPATHS ARE NOW OBSOLETE.

COMMON LANDS THAT ARE "NOT" REGISTERED FOR GRAZING, REMAIN AS SUCH.

RIGHTS OF COMMON HAVE BEEN MADE PARLIAMENTARY LEGISLATION, BUT WOULD HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED BY THE 1926 AND THE 1936 LANDS REGISTRATION ACT OF "LANDS CAPABLE OF RIGHTS OF COMMON". SUCH AS; PANAGE, COMMONERS RIGHTS TO TURN OUT PIGS TO CONSUME ACORNS AND BEECH MAST - EASTOVERS, THE RIGHT TO TAKE UNDERWOOD AND BRANCHES FOR EITHER FUEL OR TO REPAIR FENCING - TURBARY, THE RIGHTS TO DIG FOR PEAT - PISCARY THE RIGHTS TO TAKE FISH

COMMON IN THE SOIL THE RIGHTS TO TAKE SAND,GRAVEL AND STONE- AND OF COMMON OF PASTURE. "IF" THERE IS AN OWNER THAT CAN DISCLOSE, THEN HE/SHE IS ENTITLED TO QUASI RIGHTS, PROVIDING THERE IS SUFFICIENCY OF LAND FOR THE COMMONERS.

PANAGE, EASTOVERS, COMMON IN THE SOIL, COMMON OF PASTURE AND PISCARY, ARE LAWFULLY TAKEN AS AND WHERE THE PRODUCT CAN BE FOUND I.E GRAZING BY COMMONER LIVESTOCK IS PRAIRIE GRAZING, HOWEVER TURBARY IS BY QUOTA.

COMMON LAND IS THEREFORE REGISTERED AS IS DETAILED BY THE REGISTRATION AND NOT AS CARTE BLANCH AS NATURAL ENGLAND ETC HAVE IN MIND. THE SOONER CORRESPONDENTS ACCEPT THAT COMMON LAND IS NOT SSSI BECAUSE OF HOW COMMON LAND IS REGISTERED, NATURAL ENGLAND, WILDLIFE TRUSTS, BUTTERFLY CONSERVATION AND THE OTHER PARASITES LIKE LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS HAVE NO LOCUS STAN-DI ON LAND THEY DO NOT OWN, OR HAVE ANY LEGAL OCCUPATION.

IF THERE IS A BYE LAW RELATING TO BRIDLE PATHS, THEN THAT IS A RECOGNISED RIGHT OF WAY AND THEREFORE IMPEDIMENTS TO ACCESS ARE UNLAWFUL AND UNINSURABLE.