Section 52: obtaining information about interests in land (Planning Act 2008) - Section 52. Version 5, April 2015

Advice Note 4

Planning Inspectorate, 2015
Section 52: obtaining information about interests in land (Planning Act 2008) - Section 52. Version 5, April 2015 Download document

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Supplement

Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

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Advice Note

Abstract

Provides advice on the planning process for dealing with proposals for nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs). Sets out advice on how a person ('the applicant') who proposes to make, or who has made a Development Consent Order ('DCO') application under the Planning Act 2008, as amended may apply for authorisation to serve a written notice ('a land interests notice') which requires the recipient to provide information to the applicant about interests in land under s.52 of the 2008 Act.

History

Superseded by version 6, March 2017. Supersedes version 4, October 2013. Under the Localism Act 2011, the IPC is abolished with its work being transferred to the National Infrastructure Directorate, created within the Planning Inspectorate. Consequently, all IPC advice notes have been republished by the Planning Inspectorate.

Subjects

  • Planning and development
  • Planning control, England and Wales
  • Planning control

Publisher History

The Planning Inspectorate processes planning and enforcement appeals and holding examinations into regional spatial strategies and local development plans.

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