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Ministry issues guidance on compulsory purchase matters during pandemic

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The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has published guidance for acquiring authorities on compulsory purchase matters during COVID-19.

The guidance covers:

  • Recently submitted CPOs.
  • Service of documents.
  • Time periods for responses.
  • Return of documents to acquiring authorities.
  • Decisions remitted back to acquiring authorities.
  • Dealing with claimants.

A copy of the guidance can be viewed here.

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