The text focuses on the compatibility of CPOs with the human rights
of residents, tenants, homeowners or other parties with proprietary
interests in the land. It suggests proposals for reform and
analyses the nexus between CPOS and the impact on residents' human
rights. By assessing the underlying practical policies, practices
and decisions. Such as consultation, internal processes, viability
reports, environmental or equality matters, planning permission
juxtaposed with the adverse impact on residents and settled
communities. The book also challenges the fairness of the
compensation of CPO affected residents, in light of the cumulative
injurious effects in many areas of their lives. With emphasis on
acquisitions by, inter alia, local authorities or public bodies,
which inevitably attaches the jurisdiction of the ECHR and HRA
1998. It concludes with examination as to whether the associated
legal remedies are practically or meaningfully enforceable with
suggested proposals for reform.
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