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those provisions as relate to the sale of superfluous land, and A.D 

 sections seventy-seven to eighty-five of the Railway Clauses 8& 9 Vict. 

 Consolidation Act, 1845, or > m Scotland, sections seventy to 

 seventy-eight of the Railway Clauses Consolidation (Scotland) 

 Act, 1845, and those Acts shall apply accordingly. 



(3) The draft order shall be published by the Commissioners 

 in the prescribed manner, and such notice shall be given both 

 in the locality in which the land proposed to be acquired is 

 situate and to the owners, lessees, and occupiers of that land 

 as may be prescribed, and in the case of land forming part 

 of a common, open space, or allotment, also to the Board 

 of Agriculture and Fisheries. 



(4) An order authorising the acquisition of any buildings 

 may, if portions only of those buildings are required for the 

 purposes of the Commissioners, notwithstanding anything in 

 the Lands Clauses Acts, require the owners of and other 

 persons interested in those buildings to sell and convey to the 

 Commissioners the portions only of the buildings so required, 

 if the arbitrator is of opinion that such portions can be severed 

 from the remainder of the properties without material detriment 

 thereto, and, in such case, the Commissioners shall not be 

 obliged to purchase the whole or any greater portion thereof, 

 and shall pay for the portions acquired by them and make 

 compensation for any damage sustained by the owners thereof 

 or other parties interested therein by severance or otherwise. 



(5) An order may provide for the continuance of any existing 

 easement or the creation of any new easement over the land 

 authorised to be acquired. 



(6) Where the land is glebe land or other land belonging to 

 an ecclesiastical benefice, the order shall provide that sums 

 agreed upon or awarded for the purchase of the land or to be 

 paid by way of compensation for the damage to be sustained 

 by the owner by reason of severance or other injury affecting 

 the land, shall not be paid as directed by the Lands Clauses 

 Acts, but shall be paid to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners 

 to be applied by them as money paid to them upon a sale 

 under the provisions of the Ecclesiastical Leasing Acts of land 

 belonging to a benefice. 



The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to Scotland 

 or Ireland. 



(7) In construing, for the purposes of this Schedule or any 



