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Tuesday Law Report: `User as of right' of village green 29 June 1999 Regina v Oxfordshire County Council and others, ex parte Sunningwell Parish Council House of Lords (Lord Browne- Wilkinson, Lord Steyn, Lord Hoffmann, Lord Hobhouse of Woodborough and Lord Millett) 24 June 1999

IN ORDER to establish "user as of right" within the terms of section 22(1) of the Commons Registration Act 1965 for the purposes of registration of a town or village green under section 13 of the Act, it was not necessary that the right should have been exercised in the belief that it was enjoyed by the local inhabitants to the exclusion of all other people.

The House of Lords allowed the appeal of Sunningwell Parish Council against the refusal of its application for judicial review of a decision of Oxfordshire County Council, refusing to register certain land as a village green.

The glebe at Sunningwell in Oxfordshire was an open space of about 10 acres owned by the Oxford Diocesan Board of ...

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