29 Effect of order under section 28
Land Drainage Act 1991 (1991 c 59) | Legislation

29  Effect of order under section 28

(1)     An order under section 28 above shall be sufficient authority for any person named in the order—

(a)     to do the work specified in relation to him in the order; and

(b)     so far as may be necessary for that purpose, to enter any land so specified.

[(1A)     Where, in the case of an order made under section 28 by the Agricultural Land Tribunal in relation to land in Wales, the Welsh Ministers, at any time after the end of three months or such longer period as may be specified in the order, have reasonable grounds for believing that any work specified in the order has not been carried out?—

(a)     the Welsh Ministers, or

(b)     any person authorised

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