Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997
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41C Power of the Scottish Ministers to serve stop notice
(1) If it appears to the Scottish Ministers that it is expedient that a stop notice should be served in respect of any building they may themselves serve such a notice under section 41A. (2) A stop notice served by the Scottish Ministers has the same effect as if it had been served by the planning authority. (3) The Scottish Ministers must not serve such a notice without consulting the planning authority. (4) The provisions of this Act relating to stop notices apply, so far as relevant, to a stop notice served by the Scottish Ministers as they apply to a stop notice served by a planning authority, but with the substitution for any reference to the planning authority of a reference to the Scottish Ministers, and any other necessary modifications.
41C Power of the Scottish Ministers to serve stop notice
(1) If it appears to the Scottish Ministers that it is expedient that a stop notice should be served in respect of any building they may themselves serve such a notice under section 41A. (2) A stop notice served by the Scottish Ministers has the same effect as if it had been served by the planning authority. (3) The Scottish Ministers must not serve such a notice without consulting the planning authority. (4) The provisions of this Act relating to stop notices apply, so far as relevant, to a stop notice served by the Scottish Ministers as they apply to a stop notice served by a planning authority, but with the substitution for any reference to the planning authority of a reference to the Scottish Ministers, and any other necessary modifications.
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