[54B Modifications of definitive map and statement by consent: England]
Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (1981 c 69) | Legislation

[54B  Modifications of definitive map and statement by consent: England]

[(1)     This section applies where it appears to a surveying authority in England (whether or not on an application under section 53(5)) that —

(a)     it might be requisite to make a modification to a definitive map and statement in consequence of the occurrence of one or more events falling within section 53(3)(b) or (c)(i) or (ii);

(b)     the basis for the authority's view that it might be requisite is documentary evidence of the existence of a right of way before 1949; and

(c)     in a case where the authority form that view following an application, the authority have served notice under paragraph 2(4)(b) of Schedule 13A that they are considering the application.

(2)     The authority shall ascertain whether every owner of the land to which the modification relates consents to the making of an order under section 53(2) or would so consent if the authority made one

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