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Reverter of Sites Act 1987 (1987 c 15)

This Act addressed the automatic reversion of certain properties previously given for educational or religious purposes if they ceased being used for those purposes. It provided statutory clarity for reversion rights, facilitating easier identification and exercise of those rights by rightful owners. The legislation sought to mitigate legal confusion and disputes, ensuring fair re-allocation of land and property to original owners or their heirs when the initial dedicated use was abandoned. This supported better management of historically gifted sites by updating and streamlining property reverter processes.

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Reverter of Sites Act 1987 (1987 c 15)

This Act addressed the automatic reversion of certain properties previously given for educational or religious purposes if they ceased being used for those purposes. It provided statutory clarity for reversion rights, facilitating easier identification and exercise of those rights by rightful owners. The legislation sought to mitigate legal confusion and disputes, ensuring fair re-allocation of land and property to original owners or their heirs when the initial dedicated use was abandoned. This supported better management of historically gifted sites by updating and streamlining property reverter processes.

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Reverter of Sites Act 1987 (1987 c 15)

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