s. 183 183 Management No. 3709 s. 146. (1) All commons heretofore or hereafter proclaimed may be governed by managers appointed as herein provided. (2) Such managers shall during their continuance in S. 183(2) amended by office have power to distrain any cattle and swine Nos 52/1994 trespassing on such common and shall be taken to s. 97(Sch. 3 item 16.16), be occupiers within the meaning of the 89/1994 Impounding of Livestock Act 1994 of that land, s. 38(b). and shall be deemed to be land owners within the meaning of the Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994, and shall be taken to have in respect of such common the same power of preventing encroachment and trespass thereon as any bailiff lawfully appointed may by law exercise in respect of any lands of his employer. (3) Such managers shall not have or exercise any of the rights or powers hereinbefore mentioned in respect to any site that may be occupied within the limits of the common under any lease or licence granted or issued under the provisions of any Act relating to Crown lands or in respect to any timber stone loam clay sand brick and other earth within the limits of the common. S. 183A 183A Municipality may raise funds by allowing use of inserted by common No. 10011 s. 15. S. 183A(1) (1) Where the council of a municipality manages a amended by common, the council may, with the consent of the No. 96/1994 s. 33(h). Minister, allow any person to use the whole or any part of the common for the purposes of agriculture on such terms and conditions as the council sees fit, for the purpose of raising funds for those local recreational and community facilities which are approved by the council and the Minister.
No. 3709 s. 146. 183 Management s. 183 (1) All commons heretofore or hereafter proclaimed may be governed by managers appointed as herein provided. S. 183(2) amended by Nos 52/1994 s. 97(Sch. 3 item 16.16), 89/1994 s. 38(b). (2) Such managers shall during their continuance in office have power to distrain any cattle and swine trespassing on such common and shall be taken to be occupiers within the meaning of the Impounding of Livestock Act 1994 of that land, and shall be deemed to be land owners within the meaning of the Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994, and shall be taken to have in respect of such common the same power of preventing encroachment and trespass thereon as any bailiff lawfully appointed may by law exercise in respect of any lands of his employer. (3) Such managers shall not have or exercise any of the rights or powers hereinbefore mentioned in respect to any site that may be occupied within the limits of the common under any lease or licence granted or issued under the provisions of any Act relating to Crown lands or in respect to any timber stone loam clay sand brick and other earth within the limits of the common. S. 183A inserted by No. 10011 s. 15. 183A Municipality may raise funds by allowing use of common S. 183A(1) amended by No. 96/1994 s. 33(h). (1) Where the council of a municipality manages a common, the council may, with the consent of the Minister, allow any person to use the whole or any part of the common for the purposes of agriculture on such terms and conditions as the council sees fit, for the purpose of raising funds for those local recreational and community facilities which are approved by the council and the Minister.
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