Barry Denyer-Green, LLM, PhD, Hon RICS, Barrister of the Middle Temple, is the co-author of Development and Planning Law (2012, Routledge) and Law of Commons and of Town and Village Greens.
Table of cases
Table of statutes
Preface
PART I THE POWER TO COMPULSORILY PURCHASE LAND
1. Introduction
2. The need for statutory powers
3. The sources of compulsory purchase powers
4. Compulsory purchase, works and development consent orders
5. Purchase and blight notices
6. Purchase and disposal by agreement
PART II EXERCISING THE POWERS OF COMPULSORY PURCHASE
7. Exercising powers of a compulsory purchase
8. The land: What is acquired
9. Taking possession and conveyance
10. The Tribunals Service
PART III COMPENSATION FOR THE COMPULSORY PURCHASE OF LAND
11. Introduction to the assessment of compensation for land acquired
12. Compensation for land acquired: Market value
13. Statutory planning assumptions
14. The effect of the scheme
15. Depreciation or enhancement of retained land: Compensation or set-off
16. Compensation for land acquired: Special cases
17. Compensation for disturbance and other matters
18. Additional payments
19. Compensation for leasehold interests and tenancies
20. Compensation for the acquisition of agricultural land
21. Special compensation procedures
22. Compensation and tax
PART IV WORSENMENT, MITIGATION AND OTHER COMPENSATION MATTERS
23. Compensation for activities
24. Mitigation of injurious effect of public works
25. Compensation for decisions
26. Statutory utilities: Compensation for wayleaves and damages
27. Human rights
