SCHEDULE 9 Compensation in Respect of Drought Orders
Water Resources Act 1991 (1991 c 57) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 9 Compensation in Respect of Drought Orders

Section 79

Compensation to be made in the case of all drought orders

1

Where a drought order has been made, compensation in respect of the entry upon or occupation or use of land shall be made by the applicant for the order to—

(a)     the owners and occupiers of the land; and

(b)     all other persons interested in the land or injuriously affected by the entry upon, occupation or use of the land,

for loss or damage sustained by reason of the entry upon, occupation or use of the land.

Compensation to be made in the case of ordinary orders only

2

(1)     This paragraph shall apply for determining the compensation to be made, in addition to any made under paragraph 1 above, where an ordinary drought order has been made.

(2)     Compensation in respect of the taking of water from a source or its taking from a source otherwise than in accordance with a restriction or obligation which has been suspended or modified shall be made by the applicant for the order to—

(a)     the owners of the source of water; and

(b)     all other persons

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