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Planning Act 1999

175Saving of rights to compensation

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175 Saving of rights to compensation Without affecting the limitation period to which a claim is subject under the Limitation Act 1981, section 142 of this Act applies in respect of a person who had a right to receive compensation under section 122 of the former Act as if the right had accrued under this Act.

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