Compensation and Section 9 after Pattle (2009)

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Compulsory Purchase & Land Compensation - In Association with Landmark Chambers CPD Training Bundle

Categories:

Planning
Housing & Property

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Length:

30 minutes of audio
(+ optional 5 minute online quiz)

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Contributor(s):

• Reuben Taylor

Course Aims:

In this CPDcast Reuben Taylor, a barrister at Landmark Chambers, we will be examining the compensation code’s approach to compensating a freehold owner for rental losses, with particular regard to section 9 and the decision in Pattle.

Outcomes:

After completing the course you will:

• Know what is the objective of the compensation code and the relevant statutory provisions;
• Know the possibly problematic areas in the code;
• Appreciate how the courts have regarded section 9;
• Appreciate the implications of the Jelson case;
• Understand the issues surrounding loss of rental value;
• Understand the key aspects of the case of Pattle;
• Appreciate the issues surrounding causation and mitigation in this context.

Level:

Beginner

Classification:

Practical Guide
Procedural

Sources and References:

• Land Compensation Act 1961;
• Pattle [2009] UKUT 141;
• Jelson v Blaby [1977] 1 WLR 1020;
• Mallick v Liverpool City Council [1999] 2 EGLR 7.

This podcast examines section 9 and the implications the ruling of Pattle will have on the implementation of the section.

Podcast last reviewed: 2012-04-02

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