Power of a member of a trust board etc to remove persons from the common

In force

(1)

A member of a trust board or of a local authority that is managing a trust’s affairs, or an employee of the trust or local authority authorised by the trust, may remove from the common for which the trust is established:

(a)

any person on the common who is not authorised to be there, or

(b)

any person who is apparently contravening a provision of this Act that is applicable to the common, or

(c)

any person who is apparently contravening a by-law that is so applicable, or

(d)

any person who, by disorderly conduct, is apparently annoying or causing inconvenience to commoners and persons lawfully using the common.

(2)

A member of the Police Force may assist in the removal of a person under subsection (1).

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56 Power of a member of a trust board etc to remove persons from the common