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COMMONS MANAGEMENT ACT 1989 - SECT 39
Minutes of proceedings of general meetings of commoners etc
39 Minutes of proceedings of general meetings of commoners etc
(1) A trust must: (a) record the minutes of all proceedings of: (i) general
meetings of commoners, and
(ii) meetings of the trust board or, if the
affairs of the trust are managed by a local authority, meetings of the
local authority when acting in that capacity, and
(b) ensure that those
minutes are signed by the person presiding at the meeting at which the
proceedings took place or by the person presiding at the next succeeding
general meeting of commoners or, as the case may be, the next succeeding
meeting of the trust board or local authority.
(2) Any minute that is
recorded in accordance with subsection (1) (a) and purports to be signed as
provided by subsection (1) (b) is evidence of the proceedings to which it
relates.
(3) When minutes have been recorded in accordance with subsection
(1) (a) and purport to be signed in accordance with subsection (1) (b), then,
unless the contrary is proved: (a) the meeting shall be taken to have been
duly held and convened, and
(b) all proceedings that are recorded in the
minutes as having taken place at the meeting shall be taken to have duly taken
place, and
(c) all the elections of members and office bearers of the
trust board concerned and elections and appointments of auditors that are
recorded in the minutes as having been held or made at the meeting shall be
taken to have been validly held or made.
(4) A commoner may request in
writing the trust concerned to provide the commoner with a copy of any minutes
recorded under subsection (1).
(5) If a request is made under subsection (4),
the trust must comply with the request: (a) where the trust requires payment
of an amount not exceeding the prescribed amount-within 21 days after payment
of the amount is received by the trust or within such longer period as the
Minister approves, or
(b) in a case to which paragraph (a) does not
apply-within 21 days after the request is made or within such longer period as
the Minister approves.
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