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Roads (Scotland) Act 1984

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As published

136 Contents of notices.

Except where and in so far as otherwise expressly provided in this Act, a notice issued or served by a roads authority under this Act regarding the doing of anything in relation to land, shall— (a) so far as necessary and reasonably practicable give details, including the location, of the land; (b) so far as necessary and reasonably practicable specify the nature of any works which have to be carried out and of any requirements which have to be met; (c) specify any period within which the notice has to be complied with; (d) state any power of the authority, if the notice is not complied with, to enter the land and carry out the works specified in the notice and to recover their expenses in so doing; and (e) intimate any right of appeal under this Act against the notice.

Your change, as a redline

136 Contents of notices.

Except where and in so far as otherwise expressly provided in this Act, a notice issued or served by a roads authority under this Act regarding the doing of anything in relation to land, shall— (a) so far as necessary and reasonably practicable give details, including the location, of the land; (b) so far as necessary and reasonably practicable specify the nature of any works which have to be carried out and of any requirements which have to be met; (c) specify any period within which the notice has to be complied with; (d) state any power of the authority, if the notice is not complied with, to enter the land and carry out the works specified in the notice and to recover their expenses in so doing; and (e) intimate any right of appeal under this Act against the notice.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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