Farm Terrace Allotments is fighting to save its site.
Farm Terrace Allotment site has existed since 1896. It stands in the centre of the hugely urbanized town of Watford as an oasis in an urban jungle. more...
Farm Terrace Allotment site has existed since 1896. It stands in the centre of the hugely urbanized town of Watford as an oasis in an urban jungle. more...
All England Law Reports/1968/Volume 2/London Borough_of_Enfield v_Lavender_Garden, Ltd.
COURT OF APPEAL, CIVIL DIVISION DANCKWERTS, DIPLOCK LJJ AND CAIRNS J
21, 22 MARCH 1968
Keywords; Compulsory Purchase – Compensation – Purchase notice – Permission for additional development – Permission within five years of acquisition – Additional compensation – Land possessing certificate for residential development – Development at fifty-five habitable rooms per acre – Acquiring authority obtaining permission for one hundred rooms per acre – Increase constituting additional development – Land Compensation Act, 1961(9 & 10 Eliz 2 c 33), s 23(1), (2), s 29(1).
The Small Holdings and Allotments_Act_1908 (8 Edw. 7. Ch 36.) repealed and consolidated the legislation of 1887, 1890 and 1907 (Ashby 1917, 21) and made the following provisions for the availability of allotments:
The Allotments Bill 1925 was to facilitate the acquisition and maintenance of permanent allotments, and to make further provision for the security of tenure of tenants of allotments (Allotments Bill)