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Stokes v Cambridge Corporation

Language: English Series: Digest of Cases ; 207-214(8) Publication details: [S.l.] [s.n.] 1961Description: 8p. 30cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
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Summary: LT/148/1960, 30 November 1961. Concerns a compulsory purchase order of land zoned for industry, with an important issue of access. S claimed compensation from C after the local authority had valued the land at an unduly low level. "Held": S had been led into selling the land at an unduly low figure. C owned the access land, but it would be a mistake of law to pay regard to this. However, the position had to be considered through the eyes of a prospective purchaser, including the fact that C also owned other land which would probably be re-zoned as industrial. The price of access land should be one-third of the increase in value of the land acquired. Compensation and S's costs payable by C.
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[1961] 180 EG 839

LT/148/1960, 30 November 1961. Concerns a compulsory purchase order of land zoned for industry, with an important issue of access. S claimed compensation from C after the local authority had valued the land at an unduly low level. "Held": S had been led into selling the land at an unduly low figure. C owned the access land, but it would be a mistake of law to pay regard to this. However, the position had to be considered through the eyes of a prospective purchaser, including the fact that C also owned other land which would probably be re-zoned as industrial. The price of access land should be one-third of the increase in value of the land acquired. Compensation and S's costs payable by C.