162 Power of mortgagees to serve blight notice
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (1990 c 8) | Legislation

162  Power of mortgagees to serve blight notice

(1)     Where the whole or part of a hereditament or agricultural unit is comprised in blighted land and a person claims that—

(a)     he is entitled as mortgagee (by virtue of a power which has become exercisable) to sell an interest in the hereditament or unit, giving immediate vacant possession of the land;

(b)     he has made reasonable endeavours to sell that interest [or the land falls within paragraph 21 or paragraph 22 (disregarding the notes) of Schedule 13 and the powers of compulsory acquisition remain exercisable]; and

(c)     in consequence of the fact that the hereditament or unit or a part of it was, or was likely to be, comprised in blighted land, he has been unable to sell that interest except at a price substantially lower than that for

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