Compensation for environmental protection in Britain: a legislative lottery

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Rowan-Robinson, J

Contributor(s):

Ross, A

Language: English Series: Journal of Environmental Law ; 5(2) 1993, 245-259(15)Publication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: Digests the legal lessons of "Lucas v South Carolina Coastal Council" which has rationalised American procedures for compensating landowners for the effects of government environmental regulation. Argues for their adoption in the UK.

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Digests the legal lessons of "Lucas v South Carolina Coastal Council" which has rationalised American procedures for compensating landowners for the effects of government environmental regulation. Argues for their adoption in the UK.

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