HC Deb 07 July 1947 vol 439 cc1927-8
The Lord Advocate

I beg to move, in page 19, line 28, after "in," to insert "Part II of."

This Amendment and the following Amendments are necessary because of the alterations which have been made to the Third Schedule.

Amendment agreed to.

Further Amendment made: In fine 29, leave out from "Act," to "permission,? in line 30.—[The Lord Advocate.]

Further Amendment made: In page 20 line 10, at end, insert: or does not take effect in relation to any part of the land."—[The Lord Advocate.]

The Lord Advocate

I beg to move, in page 20, line 14, to leave out from beginning, to second "the," in line 22, and to insert: within the time and in the manner prescribed by regulations under this Act that the permitted development value of that interest or as the case may be of that interest so far as it relates to that part of the land is less than its compulsory purchase value. This Amendment and the following Amendments are designed to clarify the effect of Subsection (3).

Amendment agreed to.

Further Amendments made: In line 23, leave out "that person," and insert, "the person entitled to that interest."

In line 25, at end, insert: (4) For the purposes of the last foregoing Subsection the expression 'permitted development value,' in relation to an interest in land in respect of which any such direction as is mentioned in that Subsection has been given, means the value of that interest calculated with regard to the direction and to any determination of the Central Land Board under Subsection (4) of Section sixty-four of this Act, but on the assumption that no permission would be granted under this Part of this Act otherwise than in accordance with the direction; and the expression 'compulsory purchase value,' in relation to any such interest means the value of that interest as it would be assessed in accordance with the provisions of Section forty-six of this Act for the purpose of ascertaining the compensation payable on a purchase thereof in pursuance of the purchase notice."—[The Lord Advocate.]