105 Power to require information
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105  Power to require information

(1)     The Acquisition of Land Act 1981 (c 67) is amended as follows.

(2)     After section 5 (local inquiries) there is inserted—

“5A Power to require information

(1)     This section applies to information about land in relation to which an acquiring authority is entitled to exercise a power of compulsory purchase.

(2)     The acquiring authority may serve a notice on a person mentioned in subsection (4) requiring him to give to the authority in writing the following information—

(a)     the name and address of any person he believes to be an owner, lessee, tenant (whatever the tenancy period) or occupier of the land;

(b)     the name and

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