The Town and country planning act, 1954 / with general introduction and annotations by D.P. Kerrigan and J.D. James.

  • United Kingdom
Date:
1955
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Credit: The Town and country planning act, 1954 / with general introduction and annotations by D.P. Kerrigan and J.D. James. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    324/356 (page 296)
    No. 89.—THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1954 Part I. J.e., Part I (rr. 3-7) of the Lands Tribunal Rules, 1949, which is set out in amended form at pp. 291-292, ante. Copy of any document. In the 1949 Rules no provision was made for this item, as the parties supplied sufficient copies. Other interested persons may now, however, establish a right to be heard and be supplied with documents; see particularly r. 54 (4), set out, ante, among the extracts from the 1949 Rules, and r. 13a (3), inserted by r. 9 of the present rules, supra. SCHEDULE Form tA Lands Tribunal Act, 1949 Rule 3(2A) Notice of Appeal against the determination of a question under section 13 for, as the case may be, section 27, 31, 39, 40, 45, 48 or 66] of the Town and Country Planning Act, 1954. To:—The Registrar, Lands Tribunal, 24, Abingdon Street, London, S. W.1. Deseription Of Tame ssc 755i cee occ eetr vues o oalece in Goene oo ous che ai el oie emer iran nero To be copied from the determination. Minister’s Central Land Board’s Acquiring Authority’s Local Planning Authority’s J Strike out words not applicable. Date of noice of determination A. % 2.42.00 5. ee eee Kéférence “Numbers < o07 oa Rk Sees oe eee eee Here state usual address. being a person[s] having a right of appeal under [herve state the section of the Town and Country Planning Act, 1954, or the title of the regulations made thereunder giving the right of appeal] hereby give notice of appeal against the above-mentioned determination by the Minister of Housing and Local Government [or the Central Land Board] [or insert name of acquiring authority or local planning authority]. Strike out words not applicable. I/we dispute the findings [oy an apportionment included in the findings] [or as the case may be)-on the tollowing grounds, - ios see ae ee et oe re eee Here state briefly the grounds of the appeal. I/we/do/do not propose to call an expert witness to give evidence in support of the valuations on which I/we shall rely at the hearing of the appeal. All communications regarding the appeal should be addressed to me/us at the address shown, above [ory to my/our solicitomjagent, Mi,,.... 5.2.22... bese a pee Strike out words not applicable. NOTES R.3 (2A). RK. 3 (24) inserted in the 1949 Rules by r. 3 (a) of the present amendment rules, is set out, ante, among the extracts from the 1949 Rules in the notes torr. 2 to 7 of the present rules. It requires a notice of appeal against a ‘‘ determination ’’ under any of the above-cited sections of the Act of 1954, ante, to be substantially in accordance with Form 14, supra, which in turn is inserted in the First Schedule to the 1949 Rules by r. 15 (a) of the present amendment rules. State the section... or regulations. See the note, ‘ Cross-references to Regulations ’’, among the Explanatory Notes introducing the present rules, ante. Minister; Central Land Board, etc. See the Explanatory Notes introducing these rules, ante. Grounds. See also r. 26B of the 1949 Rules (inserted by the 1951 Amendment Rules), Hill, 2nd Supp., p. B125, as amended by r. 13 of the present amendment rules, ante, whereunder the appellant is limited to the grounds stated in his notice of appeal (save where the Tribunal allows additional grounds to be advanced) and r. 6 (Power