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Compulsory Reading: LURB in the Lords – No Hope
6 June 2022. The Queen was still on her throne and we’d just celebrated her platinum jubilee with a four day bank holiday...
Written by
Raj Gupta
Appropriation of rights and compulsory purchase
Question: What do Chelsea FC & the High Court’s decision in Rainbird have in common & what is the link with CPOs?
Written by
Mary Cook
Compulsory Reading: Any hope for “Hope Value”?
As reported in the last entry of this blog, DLUHC is consulting on proposals to “allow acquiring authorities to request a direction from the Secretary of State that, for a specific scheme, payments in respect of hope value may be capped at existing use value or an amount above existing use value where it can be shown that the public interest in doing so would be justified.”
Written by
Raj Gupta & Juliet Munn
Your say on reforms to CPO compensation
Hot on the heels of the procedural compulsory purchase reforms in the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill (LURB)...
Written by
Paul Arnett
Town Legal plans for the future with partner promotion alongside industry expert retirement
Paul Arnett joins the partnership of 12 at a time when the firm is saying goodbye to founding partner, Patrick Robinson.
Written by
Clare Fielding