Compulsory Purchase and Compensation in Ireland: Law and Practice

Eamon Galligan SC BA(Mod), M.R.U.P.(Town Planning).

Part I: Historical and Constitutional Background Chapter 1 The Development of the Law on Compulsory Purchase Chapter 2 The Impact of the Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights Part II: Compulsory Purchase Schemes Chapter 3 Local Authorities I: The Housing Act 1966 Chapter 4 Local Authorities II - Specific Schemes Chapter 5 Confirmation by An Bord Plean la and Judicial Review Chapter 6 Agriculture Chapter 7 Airports and Air Transport Chapter 8 Arterial Drainage and Flood Risk Management Chapter 9 The National Tourism Development Authority Chapter 10 Development Agencies Chapter 11 Garda And The Defence Forces Chapter 12 Electricity Chapter 13 Gas Chapter 14 Harbours and Coast Protection Chapter 15 The Health Service Executive Chapter 16 Inland Fisheries Chapter 17 Inland Waterways Chapter 18 Mines and Minerals Chapter 19 National Asset Management Agency Chapter 20 National Monuments and Protected Structures Chapter 21 Postal and Telecommunication Services Chapter 22 Railways Chapter 23 Turf Chapter 24 Wildlife and Natural Habitats Part III: Compensation Chapter 25 Notice to Treat Chapter 26 Determination of Claim Chapter 27 Assessment of Compensation: Principles Chapter 28 Assessment of Compensation: The Rules Chapter 29 Assessment of Compensation: Disturbance Chapter 30 Assessment of Compensation: Severance And Injurious Affection Appendix A: Lands Clauses Consolidation Act 1845 Appendix B: Housing of the Working Classes Act 1890 Appendix C: Acquisition of Land (Assessment of Compensation) Act 1919 Appendix D: Local Government (No 2) Act 1960 Appendix E: Housing Act 1966 Appendix F: Planning and Development Act 2000