Gadsden and Cousins on Commons and Greens

• classification of common land and rights of common
  
• new chapters on registration in relation to England's pioneer and non-pioneer areas
  
• comprehensive analysis of historical and contemporary registration mechanisms under the Commons Registration Act 1965
  
• amendment of the registers under Part 1 of the Commons Act 2006, including correcting errors in the extent of registered land in both England and Wales (identifying which provisions are operative in pioneer and non-pioneer areas respectively)
  
• ownership of common land and the relationship with the register of title
  
• full exploration of all statutory provisions for management of common land and greens, including their effect on public access and relationship with controls on works
  
• detailed guidance on development on common land, including works and exchanges, fencing and occupier's liability
  
• compulsory acquisition of common land
  
• establishing commons councils, taking account of the first two councils to have been established in England
  
• historical registration of town or village greens and their management and use
  
• full analysis of law relating to registration of new town or village green, taking account of the latest cases in the Supreme Court
  
• the position in Wales, exploring the differences in legislation and guidance between England and Wales
  

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