Compensation for the compulsory acquisition of business interests: satisfaction or sacrifice
Language: English Series: Journal of Property Valuation and Investment ; 13(1) 1995, 44-65(22)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):- ADVANCE PAYMENTS
- BANK CHARGES
- BLIGHT
- CAPITAL GAINS TAX
- CASE STUDIES
- CITY CENTRE REDEVELOPMENT
- COMPENSATIO
- COMPENSATION
- Compulsory purchase
- DELAY
- EMSLIE AND SIMPSON LTD V ABERDEEN DC
- LAND COMPENSATION (SCOTLAND) ACT 1963
- LAND COMPENSATION ACT 1961
- LANDS TRIBUNAL FOR SCOTLAND
- LEASES
- NEGOTIATION PROCESS
- PRETIUM
- REDEVELOPMENT CLAUSES
- RESEARCH
- RYDE'S SCALE
- SCOTT COMMITTEE
- TOTAL EXTINGUISHMENT
- VENABLES V DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOR SCOTLAND
- ENVIRONMENTAL AND LAND CONSULTANCY-PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT-COMPULSORY PURCHASE AND COMPENSATION
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Examines the purpose of compensation for compulsory acquisition using the distinction between "pretium" and "compensatio". Reports on the findings of a study by the authors of compensation settlements for business loss following a city centre redevelopment, and goes on to suggest that a number of changes to the compensation arrangement should be considered to alleviate hardship for claimants.