53 Compensation in respect of planning decisions relating to safety of aerodromes, etc
Civil Aviation Act 1982 (1982 c 16) | Legislation

53  Compensation in respect of planning decisions relating to safety of aerodromes, etc

(1)     A local planning authority (in this section referred to as a “planning authority”) shall be [entitled to recover from the relevant person] a sum equal to any compensation which the planning authority has become liable to pay, if—

(a)     it has become so liable under [section 107, 108, . . . , 144(2) or 279(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990] or [section 76, 77, 95(2) or 232(1) of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997] (which relate to compensation for certain planning restrictions, for purchase notices which do not take effect and in respect of undertakers' operational land); and

(b)     the liability is attributable to a planning decision which would not have been taken, or, in the case of compensation under [the said section 107] or [the said section 76] to an order under [section 97 of the said Act of 1990] or [section 65 of the said Act of 1997] which would not have been made, but for the need—

(i)     . . .

(ii)     . . .

[(iii)     to secure the safe and efficient operation of apparatus which is in the possession of a licence holder and

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