Land Compensation Act 1973
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52ZE Payment to mortgagee recoverable if notice to treat withdrawn
(1) Where an acquiring authority have made a payment to a mortgagee under section 52ZA or 52ZB in relation to an interest in land and notify the claimant that the notice to treat relating to the interest is withdrawn or has ceased to have effect before the authority take possession of the land, the authority may by notice require the claimant to pay them an amount equal to the amount of the payment, unless another person has acquired the whole of the claimant's interest in the land. (2) Subsection (3) applies where— (a) a payment under section 52ZA or 52ZB has been registered as a local land charge in accordance with section 52(8A), (b) the whole of a claimant's interest in land has subsequently been acquired by another person (a “successor”), (c) any notice to treat given in relation to the interest is withdrawn or ceases to have effect before the authority take possession of the land, and (d) the acquiring authority notify the successor that they are not going to give the successor a notice to treat (or a further notice to treat) in relation to the interest. (3) The authority may by notice require the successor to pay them an amount equal to the amount of the payment. (4) A notice under subsection (1) or (3) must specify the date by which the claimant or successor must pay the amount. (5) The date mentioned in subsection (4) must be after the period of two months beginning with the day on which the authority give the notice under subsection (1) or (3). (6) Neither subsection (1) nor subsection (3) affects a right to compensation under section 31(3) or (3A) of the Land Compensation Act 1961 or section 5(2C)(b) of the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965.
52ZE Payment to mortgagee recoverable if notice to treat withdrawn
(1) Where an acquiring authority have made a payment to a mortgagee under section 52ZA or 52ZB in relation to an interest in land and notify the claimant that the notice to treat relating to the interest is withdrawn or has ceased to have effect before the authority take possession of the land, the authority may by notice require the claimant to pay them an amount equal to the amount of the payment, unless another person has acquired the whole of the claimant's interest in the land. (2) Subsection (3) applies where— (a) a payment under section 52ZA or 52ZB has been registered as a local land charge in accordance with section 52(8A), (b) the whole of a claimant's interest in land has subsequently been acquired by another person (a “successor”), (c) any notice to treat given in relation to the interest is withdrawn or ceases to have effect before the authority take possession of the land, and (d) the acquiring authority notify the successor that they are not going to give the successor a notice to treat (or a further notice to treat) in relation to the interest. (3) The authority may by notice require the successor to pay them an amount equal to the amount of the payment. (4) A notice under subsection (1) or (3) must specify the date by which the claimant or successor must pay the amount. (5) The date mentioned in subsection (4) must be after the period of two months beginning with the day on which the authority give the notice under subsection (1) or (3). (6) Neither subsection (1) nor subsection (3) affects a right to compensation under section 31(3) or (3A) of the Land Compensation Act 1961 or section 5(2C)(b) of the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965.
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