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Section
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL EXTENT OF
ACCESS RIGHTS
1 Creation of access rights
2 Limitations on access rights
3 Access
rights and other rules and rights
CHAPTER 2 LIMITATIONS ON ACCESS
RIGHTS
4 Land over which access rights not exercisable
5 Conduct excluded from access rights
6 Adjustment
of land and conduct excluded from access rights
CHAPTER 3 THE SCOTTISH
OUTDOOR ACCESS CODE
7 The Scottish Outdoor Access
Code
CHAPTER 4 REGULATION OF ACCESS RIGHTS
8
Emergency suspension of access rights
9 Suspension
of access rights by owner of land
10 Power to exempt
particular land and exclude particular conduct from access rights
11
Byelaws in relation to land over which access rights are exercisable
12
Byelaws about inland waters, including access to them
13
Procedure for making byelaws under section 12
14
Prohibition signs, obstructions, dangerous impediments etc.
15 Expulsion and
exclusion: offence provisions
16 Exclusion orders
CHAPTER
5 LOCAL AUTHORITY FUNCTIONS
17 General power
to uphold access rights
18 Measures for safety,
protection, guidance and assistance
19 Acquisition by local authority of land
to enable or facilitate exercise of access rights
20 Delineation
by agreement of paths in land over which access rights exercisable
21 Compulsory
powers to delineate paths in land over which access rights exercisable
22 Ploughing of paths
23 Pasturing of bulls in
land crossed by paths
24 List of core paths
25 Rangers
26 Local access forums
27 Register of land
in respect of which access rights are not exercisable
28 Certificates of
status of land
CHAPTER 6 GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
29 Judicial determination of existence and extent of access
rights
30 Existing byelaws providing for public access to land
31 Constables'
powers of entry
32 Application of section 18 to
rights of way
33 Repeal, with savings, of sections 30 to 38 of the Countryside
(Scotland) Act 1967
34 Repeal of section 55 of the Countryside (Scotland)
Act 1967
35 Repeal of Part II of Countryside (Scotland) Act 1967
36 Access
rights and rights of way covered by Part III of Countryside (Scotland) Act 1967
37 Amendment of Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982
38 Amendment of Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 and Public Order Act
1986
39 Interpretation
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL EXTENT
OF COMMUNITY RIGHT TO BUY
40 Right of community
to buy rural land
41 Registrable land
42 Community
bodies
43 Provisions supplementary to section 42
44 Register
of Community Interests in Land
CHAPTER 2 REGISTRATION
OF INTERESTS
45 Registration of interest
in land
46 Criteria for registration
47 Time limit for registration: late registration
48 Action by Ministers following application for
registration
49 Effect of registration
50 Duration and renewal
of registration
51 Deletion of community
interest in land
CHAPTER 3 ACTIVATION OF RIGHT TO BUY
52 Right to buy activated when transfer of land
is proposed
53 Provisions supplementary to
and explanatory of section 52
54 Power to
modify sections 52(4) and (5) and 53
55 Anti-avoidance provisions
56 Duties on owner proposing to transfer land
57 Procedure
following receipt of notice under section 56
CHAPTER 4 PROCEDURE
AFTER ACTIVATION OF RIGHT TO BUY
58 Exercise
of right to buy: approval of community and consent of Ministers
59 Ballot
procedure
60 Declinature of right to buy
61 Right to buy same land exercisable only by one community body
62 Procedure
for buying
CHAPTER 5 VALUATION OF LAND
63 Assessment
of value of land
64 Procedure for valuation
65 Provisions supplementary to section 58: salmon fishings and minerals
66 Effect of right to buy on other rights
67 Powers
of Lands Tribunal in event of failure or delay
CHAPTER
6 APPEALS
68 Appeals
69 Appeals
to Lands Tribunal: valuation
70 Compensation
71 Compensation appeals
CHAPTER 7 GENERAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
72 Compulsory purchase
of land transferred in breach of this Part
73 Disposal
of land by a community body
74 Construction of
references to land in which community interest registered
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL
EXTENT OF CROFTING COMNIUNITY RIGHT TO BUY
75 Right
of crofting community to buy croft land: general purposes and limitation
76 Land
which may be bought: eligible croft land
77 Land which may be bought: eligible
additional land and sporting interests
78 Crofting
community bodies
79 Provisions supplementary
to section 78
CHAPTER 2 EXERCISE OF RIGHT TO BUY
80 Application
by crofting community body for consent to buy croft land
81 Criteria
for consent by Ministers
82 Ballot to indicate
approval for purposes of section 81(1)
83 Right to buy same eligible land
exercisable by only one crofting community body
84 Reference
to Land Court of purchase of eligible additional land without owners consent
85 Modification of section 84(2) (a) to (d)
86 Additional
land included at request of owner
87 Consent conditions
88 Notification
of Ministers' decision on application
89 Leaseback
to owner of sporting interests
90 Effect on other rights of Ministers'
decision on right to buy
91 Confirmation of intention
to proceed with purchase and withdrawal
92 Completion of purchase
93 Completion of transfer
CHAPTER
3 VALUATION OF CROFT LAND
94 Assessment of value
of croft land etc.
95 Compensation
96 Grants
towards crofting community bodies' liabilities to pay compensation
CHAPTER
4 REFERENCES AND APPEALS
97 Reference to Land Court
of questions on applications
98 Appeals against
consent
99 Appeals to Land Court against
valuation
100 Agreement as to matters referred or appealed
CHAPTER
5 GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
101 Register
of Crofting Community Rights to Buy
102 Avoidance
of disposal other than to crofting community body
103 Disposal of land by
crofting community body
104 General
and supplementary provisions
105 Short title and commencement
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