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Conservation Covenants

This is the final report of the Law Commission's project regarding conservation covenants.

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Law Commission
Published
24 June 2014

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Ref: ISBN 9781474106801, Law Com. 349, HC 322

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Ref: ISBN 9781474106795, Law Com. 349, HC 322

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In this Report the Law Commission recommends the introduction of a statutory scheme of conservation covenants in England and Wales. A conservation covenant is an agreement made between a landowner and a conservation body which ensures the conservation of natural or heritage features on the land. It is a private and voluntary arrangement made in the public interest, which continues to be effective even after the land changes hands.

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