Local Government, Planning and Land Act 1980
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144 Vesting and acquisition: supplementary.
(1) Schedule 28 below (land) shall have effect. (2) Part I of the Schedule modifies ... the 1947 Act as applied by section 142 and 143 above. (3) Part II relates to the acquisition of land by agreement under section 142 above. (4) Part III contains supplementary provisions about land vested in or acquired by an urban development corporation or local highway authority under this Part of this Act. (5) Part IV (which does not apply to Scotland) contains supplementary provisions about the acquisition by an urban development corporation of rights over land under section 142(4) above.
144 Vesting and acquisition: supplementary.
(1) Schedule 28 below (land) shall have effect. (2) Part I of the Schedule modifies ... the 1947 Act as applied by section 142 and 143 above. (3) Part II relates to the acquisition of land by agreement under section 142 above. (4) Part III contains supplementary provisions about land vested in or acquired by an urban development corporation or local highway authority under this Part of this Act. (5) Part IV (which does not apply to Scotland) contains supplementary provisions about the acquisition by an urban development corporation of rights over land under section 142(4) above.
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