262 Assumptions to be made in assessing compensation on certain compulsory acquisitions of land for service stations etc and lorry areas for special roads
Highways Act 1980 (1980 c 66) | Legislation

262  Assumptions to be made in assessing compensation on certain compulsory acquisitions of land for service stations etc and lorry areas for special roads

(1)     Where land is compulsorily acquired—

(a)     under section 239(4)(c) above in a case where the acquisition is authorised by a compulsory purchase order which does not also authorise the acquisition of land required for the provision of the adjacent length of special road, or

(b)     in pursuance of a notice under [section 137 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990] (protection of owners of land affected by certain planning decisions) in a case where the [Upper Tribunal] is satisfied that there are proposals for using the whole or part of the relevant land for such purposes in connection with the special road as are mentioned in section 239(4)(c) above and that the amount of compensation would apart from this section be affected by the provision or proposed provision of the special road, or

(c)     in pursuance of a notice under [section 150 or 161 of that Act] (protection of owner-occupiers

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