Buildings Restrictions (War-Time Contraventions) Act 1946
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Change 1
1 Enforcement after end of war period of building laws and planning control.
(1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (2) Where during the war period works on land not complying . . . with planning control have been carried out, or a use of land not complying with planning control has been begun, by or on behalf of the Crown, and at any time after the end of the war period there subsists in the land a permanent or long-term interest which is neither held by or on behalf of the Crown nor subject to any interest or right to possession so held, the . . . planning control, . . . shall, so long as such a permanent or long-term interest subsists in the land, be enforceable in respect of the said works or use of land notwithstanding that the works were carried out or the land used by or on behalf of the Crown and notwithstanding the subsistence in the land of any interest held by or on behalf of the Crown in reversion (whether immediate or not) expectant on the termination of the said permanent or long-term interest. (3) In this section the expression “permanent or long-term interest” means in relation to any land the fee simple therein, a tenancy thereof granted for a term of more than ten years and not subject to a subsisting right of the landlord to determine the tenancy at or before the expiration of ten years from the beginning of the term, or a tenancy granted for a term of ten years or less with a right of renewal which would enable the tenant to prolong the term there of beyond ten years. (4) For the purposes of this section, the question whether at any time a tenancy is or was subject to a subsisting right of the landlord to determine the tenancy at or before the expiration of ten years from the beginning of the term shall, if— (a) whether by virtue of the Validation of War-Time Leases Act 1944, or otherwise the tenancy is or was subject to a right of the landlord to determine the tenancy at or before the expiration of any period from the happening of any such event as is mentioned in subsection (2) of section one of the said Act of 1944, and (b) the event in question has or had not happened at the said time, be determined as if the event had happened immediately before the said time. (5) In this section the expression “tenancy” includes a tenancy under an under-lease and a tenancy under an agreement for a lease or under-lease, but does not include an option to take a tenancy and does not include a mortgage.
1 Enforcement after end of war period of building laws and planning control.
(1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (2) Where during the war period works on land not complying . . . with planning control have been carried out, or a use of land not complying with planning control has been begun, by or on behalf of the Crown, and at any time after the end of the war period there subsists in the land a permanent or long-term interest which is neither held by or on behalf of the Crown nor subject to any interest or right to possession so held, the . . . planning control, . . . shall, so long as such a permanent or long-term interest subsists in the land, be enforceable in respect of the said works or use of land notwithstanding that the works were carried out or the land used by or on behalf of the Crown and notwithstanding the subsistence in the land of any interest held by or on behalf of the Crown in reversion (whether immediate or not) expectant on the termination of the said permanent or long-term interest. (3) In this section the expression “permanent or long-term interest” means in relation to any land the fee simple therein, a tenancy thereof granted for a term of more than ten years and not subject to a subsisting right of the landlord to determine the tenancy at or before the expiration of ten years from the beginning of the term, or a tenancy granted for a term of ten years or less with a right of renewal which would enable the tenant to prolong the term there of beyond ten years. (4) For the purposes of this section, the question whether at any time a tenancy is or was subject to a subsisting right of the landlord to determine the tenancy at or before the expiration of ten years from the beginning of the term shall, if— (a) whether by virtue of the Validation of War-Time Leases Act 1944, or otherwise the tenancy is or was subject to a right of the landlord to determine the tenancy at or before the expiration of any period from the happening of any such event as is mentioned in subsection (2) of section one of the said Act of 1944, and (b) the event in question has or had not happened at the said time, be determined as if the event had happened immediately before the said time. (5) In this section the expression “tenancy” includes a tenancy under an under-lease and a tenancy under an agreement for a lease or under-lease, but does not include an option to take a tenancy and does not include a mortgage.
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