The Land Compensation (Additional Compensation) (England) Regulations 2024
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9 Procedure for making a claim for additional compensation
A claim for additional compensation must— (a) be made to the acquiring authority; (b) be made in writing; (c) set out the title of the original compulsory purchase order; (d) provide a statement of the extent, description and situation of the land interest comprised in the original compulsory purchase order in respect of which the claimant or, where applicable, the claimant’s predecessor in title was entitled to compensation (“the claimant’s land”), including a postal address with postcode or Ordnance Survey National grid reference point; (e) set out the original amount that was awarded or agreed to be paid to the claimant or, where applicable, to the claimant’s predecessor in title; (f) set out details of the compensation claimed, distinguishing the amounts of additional compensation, qualifying losses, costs and interest under separate heads and showing how the amount claimed under each is calculated, with supporting evidence; (g) set out the basis on which the claimant is eligible for additional compensation.
9 Procedure for making a claim for additional compensation
A claim for additional compensation must— (a) be made to the acquiring authority; (b) be made in writing; (c) set out the title of the original compulsory purchase order; (d) provide a statement of the extent, description and situation of the land interest comprised in the original compulsory purchase order in respect of which the claimant or, where applicable, the claimant’s predecessor in title was entitled to compensation (“the claimant’s land”), including a postal address with postcode or Ordnance Survey National grid reference point; (e) set out the original amount that was awarded or agreed to be paid to the claimant or, where applicable, to the claimant’s predecessor in title; (f) set out details of the compensation claimed, distinguishing the amounts of additional compensation, qualifying losses, costs and interest under separate heads and showing how the amount claimed under each is calculated, with supporting evidence; (g) set out the basis on which the claimant is eligible for additional compensation.
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