Examples of Crown Estate Commissioners in a sentence
The Book of Reference clearly states that any interests owned by the Crown are excluded from the ambit of the compulsory acquisition powers contained in Part 5 of the Order.The Applicant is in discussions with Crown Estate Commissioners and the Ministry of Defence in order to obtain their consent to the inclusion of provisions as is required pursuant to section 135 of the Act.
Since 1993, The Crown Estate Commissioners have required that all vessels dredging Crown Estate minerals be fitted with an Electronic Monitoring System (EMS) which automatically records the date, time, and location of all dredging activities.
The Crown Estate Commissioners committed an investment of £9.8 million to MeyGen, also to finance the construction of the MeyGen Phase 1A project, which will be serviced through the payment of “enhanced rent”, with an exit payment at or before the date 10 years from commissioning of Phase 1A of the project.
It is recommended that the Crown Estate Commissioners be advised that the Council objects to the proposal for the reasons specified overleaf.
Section 6(1) of the Crown Estate Act 1961 permits the Crown Estate Commissioners to make such regulations, to be observed by persons using land of the Crown Estate to which the public are for the time being allowed access, as they consider necessary for securing the proper management of that land and the preservation of order and prevention of abuses on that land.Arguably the Gann is land to which the public are for the time being allowed access.
The Applicant is in discussions with the Crown Estate Commissioners and the 4 ibid, page 80Ministry of Defence in order to obtain their consent to include powers to acquire that land and rights over that land as is required pursuant to section 135 of the Act.
Section 242 (2) also distinguishes the land “belonging to Her Majesty in right of the Crown” into the two types: that forming part of the Crown Estate managed by the Crown Estate Commissioners and that managed by government departments.
Note that tenancies managed by the Crown Estate Commissioners are not covered by this exemption.
Section 3(1) and (2) of the Crown Estate Act 1961 (limitations on Crown Estate Commissioners’ powers of disposal in relation to land under their management) do not apply in relation to land within the Act limits which appears to the Crown Estate Commissioners to be required for Phase One purposes.
LRC occupies the Property pursuant to the terms of a head lease (“the “Head Lease”) dated 15 April 1998 between (1) the Queens Most Excellent Majesty (2) The Crown Estate Commissioners and (2) LRC.