Examples of Statutory allotments in a sentence
Statutory allotments, by far the most common, are situated on borough land that has been acquired or appropriated by a council for the specific intent of gardening (London Assembly 2006).
Statutory allotments, provided by local authorities, receive protection under the Allotments Act 1925.
Statutory allotments close to Huntercombe Spur will also be affected.
Statutory allotments may be initiated when child support payments are at least two months outstanding.
Statutory allotments may be initiated when child support payments are at least 2 months outstanding.
Statutory allotments are afforded protection under section 8 of the Allotments Act 1925 which provides that the consent of the Secretary of States must be obtained for disposal of land by a local authority which they have appropriated for the use of allotments, if it is proposed to sell, appropriate or use that land for a use other than allotments.
The Chair explained there were two types of allotments: • Statutory allotments where land was acquired for the purpose of allotments and protected by the Allotments Acts.
Their adoption is not obligatory as it is left to the discretion of each individual institution to utilize the guidelines as appropriate, but in general they are used especially where (as normally) projects are co-financed among Arab agencies.
It has been mooted that the site was Statutory allotments which are parcels of land acquired or appropriated by a local authority specifically for use as allotments.