UK Act of Parliament
1963
United Kingdom
Land Compensation (Scotland) Act 1963
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Schedules
Browse 15 other Schedules — structural / supplementary
For the avoidance of doubt it is hereby declared—
Paragraph 6 of this Schedule shall have effect in relation...
(1) This Schedule applies to a compulsory acquisition of a...
(1) The local authority may make and submit to the...
(1) Where in relation to a compulsory acquisition, section 120(2)...
This Schedule shall be construed as one with Parts IV...
Subject to paragraph 2 of this Schedule, any reference in...
If the person entitled to the compensation under section 31...
In determining for the purposes of section 31 of this...
Subject to the provisions of this Schedule relating to settled...
For the purposes of the application of section 31 of...
No compensation shall be payable by virtue of section 31...
(1) Where, in a case falling within section 31(1) of...
References in this Schedule to sections 31 and 32 of...
Browse 43 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
Tribunal for assessing compensation in respect of land compulsorily acquired.
Procedure on references under s. 8.
Consolidation of proceedings on claims in respect of several interests in the same land.
Expenses.
Rules for assessing compensation.
Disregard of actual or prospective development in certain cases.
Effect of certain actual or prospective development of adjacent land in same ownership.
Subsequent acquisition of adjacent land and acquisition governed by enactment corresponding to s. 14.
Disregard of depreciation due to prospect of acquisition by authority possessing compulsory purchase powers.
Acquisition of houses unfit for human habitation.
Expenses of owners not in occupation.
Land of statutory undertakers.
Outstanding right to compensation for refusal,
Consideration in respect of discharge of feu-duty, etc.
War-damaged land.
Assumptions as to planning permission.
Assumptions not directly derived from development plans.
Special assumptions in respect of certain land comprised in development plans.
Certification of appropriate alternative development.
Appeals against certificates under s. 25.
Extension of ss. 25 and 26 to special cases.
Power to prescribe matters relevant to Part IV.
Proceedings for challenging validity of decision on appeal under s. 26.
Interpretation of Part IV.
Provisions as to claims under section 31.
Extension to planning permission where no planning decision made.
Extension to Crown development.
Application of Part V to certain cases.
Regulations for purposes of Part V.
Interpretation of Part IV.
Power to pay allowances to persons displaced.
Withdrawal of notices to treat.
Rate of interest after entry on land.
Application of Act to Crown.
Certificates of value.
Saving for certain statutory purchases of statutory undertakings.
Provisions as to inquiries and service of notices.
Interpretation.
Amendment of s. 1 (6) of the Lands Tribunal Act 1949.
Consequential amendments, repeals, and transitional provisions.
Saving for transactions before commencement of Act.
Short title, commencement and extent.
Compensation where planning decision made after acquisition.
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