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Roads (Scotland) Act 1984

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As published

70 Stopping up of access to land from certain roads being constructed.

(1) Without prejudice to section 69 of this Act, an order under section 9 or 12 of this Act may authorise the roads authority— (a) to stop up any private means of access to land adjoining or adjacent to land comprised in the route of the special, or as the case may be main, road, or forming the site of any works authorised by the order; (b) to provide a new means of access to any such land. (2) The references in subsection (1) above to a special road and to a main road shall be construed as including references to a proposed such road.

Your change, as a redline

70 Stopping up of access to land from certain roads being constructed.

(1) Without prejudice to section 69 of this Act, an order under section 9 or 12 of this Act may authorise the roads authority— (a) to stop up any private means of access to land adjoining or adjacent to land comprised in the route of the special, or as the case may be main, road, or forming the site of any works authorised by the order; (b) to provide a new means of access to any such land. (2) The references in subsection (1) above to a special road and to a main road shall be construed as including references to a proposed such road.

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