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Consultation on common good property guidance: analysis of responses

Published: 24 November 2017
Part of: Building, planning and design, Communities and third sector, Public sector
ISBN: 9781788514156

Report on of responses to our consultation on fulfilling part eight of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015.

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1 Scottish Government (2017) Community Empowerment and Common Good Property: Consultation on Draft Guidance

2 Common Good property is owned by local authorities and has been passed down, through local government reorganisation, from former burghs.

3 Scottish Government (2017) Community Empowerment and Common Good Property: Consultation on Draft Guidance

4 Alienable refers to Common Goods that are able to be transferred or sold. Inalienable refers to Common Goods that cannot be transferred or sold without referral to Court for a decision.

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