16 Dedication for streets, open spaces, etc
Universities and College Estates Act 1925 (1925 c 24) | Legislation

16  Dedication for streets, open spaces, etc

(1)     On or after or in connexion with a sale or grant for building purposes, or a building lease or the development as a building estate of land belonging to the university or college, or at any other reasonable time, the university or college, for the general benefit of the residents on land belonging to the university or college—

(i)     may cause or require any parts of such land to be appropriated and laid out for streets, roads, paths, squares, gardens, or other open spaces, for the use, gratuitously or

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