In Many Cases Compulsory Purchase Schemes Are Wholly Or Partly Funded By The Private Sector. As Individuals’ Fundamental Human Rights Are Being Interfered With Consider Whether The Use Of “Back To Back” Arrangements For Compulsory Purchase Schemes Is Appropriate And In Particular The Situation Which Arose In Standard Commercial Property Services Ltd V Glasgow City Council [2006] Ukhl 50
Compulsory purchase in common–law is the acquisition in accordance with statutory procedures and practice, of interests in land or rights, by a body empowered to do so by an Act of Parliament, and authorized so to do by an appropriate Compulsory Purchase Order(CPO). Such a process entitles the purchaser to deprive the, usually unwilling, owner or occupier of their property, upon payment of compensation, as provided for by statute. The land should be purchased for use that is in the Public interest, as approved by Parliament. (Wikipedia)
Often the situation can arise when a local authority will use a CPO to acquire a piece of land from one developer to then transfer to developer from the private sector, this private developer will then have physical possession of the land for redevelopment.
The private sector is part of a country's economy consisting of privately owned and operated businesses, etc excluding the government. These private developers work for profit and not......
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