3. Process Flashcards

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What is the time line procedure to make a Compulsory Purchase Order?

A

The procedure is set out under the Land Acquisition Act 1981:

1) Formulation
3) Referencing
4) Making the order
6) Objections & Considerations
8) The Inquiry
9) The Written Representation
10) The Decision

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What powers are available to acquire land?

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1) By Agreement
2) Notice to Treat followed by Notice of Entry
3) General Vesting Declaration

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What is the procedure for acquiring land via the Notice to Treat and Notice of Entry route?

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Firstly, CPO approved and then:

1) A Notice to Treat must be served within 3 years. It must state that the AA is willing to negotiate for possession of the land.

2) The Notice of Entry must then be served to take possession of the land within 3 years of the NTT being served. A minimum of 14 days notice must given for entry,

Possession can take place but the Title will not be conveyed to the acquirer until the compensation has been paid.

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What is the procedure for acquiring land by a General Vesting Declaration?

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1) A preliminary notice (A form of statement of effect of a GVD) must be served on all affected parties.

2) A GVD may be executed 2 months after the preliminary notice.

3) A second notice (Notice of making) is then served stating that the GVD has been executed and specifying a date when the land vests - at least 28 days notice must be given.

4) On the vesting date, possession can be taken and the Title is transferred - 1 minute after midnight all the land within the GVD vests in the AA and they can then register that document as ownership at HMLR

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What is the timeframe for notifying parties of an Inquiry in respect of a CPO?

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42 days notice must be given for the Inquiry.

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What is the difference between a DCO and CPO?

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DCO - grants planning permission and land acqusition powers for NSIPS

CPO - standalone and acqusition power. Inspectorate would only refuse a CPO (from a planning point of view) if they felt planning would be achieveable. As a result, most schemes receive planning before submitting CPO.

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What can a claimant do prior to receiving a GVD?

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Negotiate. Should also ask for an advance payment. Improves cash flow.
Reduces overall time to get a settlement.
Encourages early relocation

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