When is the deadline for objection to a first registration application including foreshore?
The catalogue records a 20 working-days period from Date of issue of the registrar's notice to the Crown Estate Commissioners, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the appropriate Duchy of Cornwall person or the Port of London Authority. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 20 working-days
- Trigger
- Date of issue of the registrar's notice to the Crown Estate Commissioners, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the appropriate Duchy of Cornwall person or the Port of London Authority
- Counting
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- Rule 31 contains no express extension power, in deliberate contrast to rules 53, 86 and 119. However the rule also attaches no automatic consequence to expiry: the general right to object under s.73(1) LRA 2002 ("anyone may object to an application to the registrar") subsists until the registrar determines the application, and s.73(5)(b) then bars determination until the objection is disposed of. In practice the registrar may proceed once the period has passed.
- Counted from date of issue of the notice, not date of receipt. "Foreshore" has the meaning given by Schedule 6, paragraph 13(3) LRA 2002.