[Part 14 Compensation under the Code]
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[Part 14 Compensation under the Code]

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This Part of this code makes provision about compensation under this code.

Compensation where agreement imposed or apparatus removed

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(1)     This paragraph applies to the following powers of the court to order an operator to pay compensation to a person—

(a)     the power in paragraph 25(1) (compensation where order made imposing agreement on person);

[(aza)     the power in paragraph 27ZH(2) (compensation where Part 4ZA order made);]

[(aa)     the power in paragraph 27H(2) (compensation where Part 4A order made);]

(b)     the power in paragraph 44(5) (compensation in relation to removal of the apparatus from the land).

(2)     Depending on the circumstances, the power of the court to order the payment of compensation for loss or damage includes power to order payment for—

(a)     expenses (including reasonable legal and valuation expenses, subject to the provisions of any enactment about the powers of the court by whom the order for compensation is made to award costs or, in Scotland, expenses),

(b)     diminution in the value of the land, and

(c)     costs of reinstatement.

(3)     For the purposes of assessing such compensation for diminution in the value of land, the following

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