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Housing (Scotland) Act 1987

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As published

209 Adjustment of accounts on appropriation of land.

(1) Where land is appropriated by a local authority for the purposes of Parts I or V or on the discontinuance of use for those purposes, such adjustment shall be made in the accounts of the local authority as the Secretary of State may direct. (2) Any direction under this section may be either a general direction or a direction for any particular case. (3) Where this section applies, section 25 of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1959 (which also relates to the adjustment of accounts on appropriation of land) shall not apply.

Your change, as a redline

209 Adjustment of accounts on appropriation of land.

(1) Where land is appropriated by a local authority for the purposes of Parts I or V or on the discontinuance of use for those purposes, such adjustment shall be made in the accounts of the local authority as the Secretary of State may direct. (2) Any direction under this section may be either a general direction or a direction for any particular case. (3) Where this section applies, section 25 of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1959 (which also relates to the adjustment of accounts on appropriation of land) shall not apply.

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