Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997
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50E Discharge of notice of liability for expenses and notice of renewal
(1) Subsections (2) and (3) apply where— (a) a notice of liability for expenses (in this section, the “original notice”) in relation to a listed building, or a notice of renewal in relation to the original notice, is registered, and (b) any liability for expenses under section 50(2) to which the original notice relates has been fully discharged. (2) Where the original notice was registered on the application of a planning authority, the authority must apply to register a notice (a “notice of discharge”) in the form prescribed under section 50G stating that liability has been fully discharged. (3) Where the original notice was registered on the application of the Scottish Ministers, the Scottish Ministers must apply to register a notice of discharge. (4) On being registered, a notice of discharge— (a) discharges the notice of liability for expenses, or (b) where a notice of renewal in relation to the original notice is registered, discharges the notice of renewal. (5) The Keeper of the Registers of Scotland is not required to investigate or determine whether the information contained in any notice of discharge submitted for registration is accurate.
50E Discharge of notice of liability for expenses and notice of renewal
(1) Subsections (2) and (3) apply where— (a) a notice of liability for expenses (in this section, the “original notice”) in relation to a listed building, or a notice of renewal in relation to the original notice, is registered, and (b) any liability for expenses under section 50(2) to which the original notice relates has been fully discharged. (2) Where the original notice was registered on the application of a planning authority, the authority must apply to register a notice (a “notice of discharge”) in the form prescribed under section 50G stating that liability has been fully discharged. (3) Where the original notice was registered on the application of the Scottish Ministers, the Scottish Ministers must apply to register a notice of discharge. (4) On being registered, a notice of discharge— (a) discharges the notice of liability for expenses, or (b) where a notice of renewal in relation to the original notice is registered, discharges the notice of renewal. (5) The Keeper of the Registers of Scotland is not required to investigate or determine whether the information contained in any notice of discharge submitted for registration is accurate.
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