61 Cases where compensation under section 60 is not payable
Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (1986 c 5) | Legislation

61  Cases where compensation under section 60 is not payable

(1)     Neither basic compensation nor additional compensation shall be payable under section 60 above where the operation of section 26(1) above in relation to the relevant notice is excluded by virtue of Case C, D, E, F or G.

(2)     Additional compensation shall not be so payable where the operation of section 26(1) above in relation to the relevant notice is excluded by virtue of Case A or H.

(3)     Except as provided by subsection (4) below, additional compensation shall not be payable under section 60 above where—

(a)

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