Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Simon Lee and Me (more Spanish) | |
Posted by: | John Cameron | |
Date/Time: | 11/10/14 09:29:00 |
There cannot be a lease, as under S.35 of the 1871 Act the Conservators are blocked from leasing any part of the common. S 35 says... 35. It shall not be lawful for the Conservators, except as in this Act expressed, to sell, lease, grant, or in any manner dispose of any part of the commons. But it is self evident that the car park is now, to all intents, within the ownership of the golf club. It has been disposed off, it belongs to the RWGC. The Conservators stance that it is a "temporary" is a lie, which they deny in their feeble "temporary" excuse. It is landscaped, gated and laid out as a very permanent car park, complete with signs that say PRIVATE. The point of this is not so much the car park, as the fact that the Conservators are unable to tell levy payers the reality of what they get up to. Like at Putney Hospital, the access road is effectively Wandsworth's and the private flats. But to the Conservators, it's still common. The Conservators lie as a matter of routine, and conduct most of their shady deals in secret, and bury the administration from prying eyes. Trustees of a Charity, looking after the common? Or looking after their mates? |