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LANDS CLAUSES CONSOLIDATION ACT 1845 - SECT 93

Owners of intersected lands may insist on sale.

93. If any lands, not being situate in a town or built upon, shall be so cut
through and divided by the works as to leave, either on both sides or on one
side thereof, a less quantity of land than half a statute acre, and if the
owner of such small parcel of land require the promoters of the undertaking to
purchase the same along with the other land required for the purpose of the
special Act, the promoters of the undertaking shall purchase the same
accordingly, unless the owner thereof have other land adjoining to that so
left into which the same can be thrown, so as to be conveniently occupied
therewith; and if such owner have any other land so adjoining,
the promoters of the undertaking shall, if so required by the owner, at their
own expence, throw the piece of land so left into such adjoining land, by
removing the fences and levelling the sites thereof, and by soiling the same
in a sufficient and workmanlike manner.

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