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The law of compulsory purchase

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Publication details: Haywards Heath Tottel Publishing 2008Description: xci, 700p. 26cmISBN:
  • 9781847661708
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 711.1 $2 18
Partial contents:
Introduction: evolution of the system; the nature of compulsory purchase; the human rights dimension; disposal of land acquired by compulsion
Powers of compulsory purchase: compulsory purchase powers; the subject matter of compulsory purchase; purchase of land by agreement; purchase and blight notices
Compulsory purchase orders and procedure: acquisition by a non-ministerial authority; acquisition by a ministerial authority; special categories of land; special parliamentary procedure; challenging a compulsory purchase order; Transport and Works Act 1992
Implementation of compulsory purchase: commencing implementation of compulsory purchase; lawful entry; acquiring title and completion; special cases; interests in land
Compensation for compulsory purchase: compensation for land acquired; assumptions as to planning permission; disregarding the scheme; equivalent reinstatement; compensation for disturbance; severance and injurious affection; deduction for betterment; supplementary payments and duty to rehouse
Compensation where no land taken: injurious affection where no land has been taken; compensation for the use of public works; mitigation of the effects of public works
Compensation for decisions, controls and works: compensation for planning decisions; compensation for decisions relating to mineral planning permissions; compensation for the exercise of powers under the Highways Act 1980; compensation for the exercise of powers relating to water supply, sewage disposal; land drainage; pollution control and public health; compensation under the legislation relating to the gas, electricity and telecommunications industry
Determination and recovery of compensation
Summary: Book seeks to provide a comprehensive guide to the law and practice in the field of compulsory purchase and compensation, making it as accessible as is possible. Aimed at all practitioners (including lawyers, surveyors and valuers). Bound version of a two volume loose leaf publication.
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Book London Books 711.1 ROO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 30076049
Book London Books 711.1 ROO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 2 Available 30076050

Introduction: evolution of the system; the nature of compulsory purchase; the human rights dimension; disposal of land acquired by compulsion

Powers of compulsory purchase: compulsory purchase powers; the subject matter of compulsory purchase; purchase of land by agreement; purchase and blight notices

Compulsory purchase orders and procedure: acquisition by a non-ministerial authority; acquisition by a ministerial authority; special categories of land; special parliamentary procedure; challenging a compulsory purchase order; Transport and Works Act 1992

Implementation of compulsory purchase: commencing implementation of compulsory purchase; lawful entry; acquiring title and completion; special cases; interests in land

Compensation for compulsory purchase: compensation for land acquired; assumptions as to planning permission; disregarding the scheme; equivalent reinstatement; compensation for disturbance; severance and injurious affection; deduction for betterment; supplementary payments and duty to rehouse

Compensation where no land taken: injurious affection where no land has been taken; compensation for the use of public works; mitigation of the effects of public works

Compensation for decisions, controls and works: compensation for planning decisions; compensation for decisions relating to mineral planning permissions; compensation for the exercise of powers under the Highways Act 1980; compensation for the exercise of powers relating to water supply, sewage disposal; land drainage; pollution control and public health; compensation under the legislation relating to the gas, electricity and telecommunications industry

Determination and recovery of compensation

Book seeks to provide a comprehensive guide to the law and practice in the field of compulsory purchase and compensation, making it as accessible as is possible. Aimed at all practitioners (including lawyers, surveyors and valuers). Bound version of a two volume loose leaf publication.

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