Development land : overage and clawback.

By:

Jessel, Christopher

Publication details: Bristol Jordans 2001Description: xxxvii,289p. ; 25cmISBN:

0853086699

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

333.3234

Summary: Looks at ways in which landowners selling land can share in any subsequent increase in its development value. Includes positive and restrictive covenants, ransoms and options as well overage in the public sector.

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Looks at ways in which landowners selling land can share in any subsequent increase in its development value. Includes positive and restrictive covenants, ransoms and options as well overage in the public sector.

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