Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPOs)
Once a CPO has been served it is the start of a legal process and, to protect your client's position, you need to instruct a specialist lawyer. The CPO starts a legal process with a real risk that your client's property will be compulsorily acquired.
Richard Max and Co can help your clients present a written statement objecting to the CPO on planning and land use grounds. This will give your clients the status of a statutory objector.
Should your objection be rejected we have considerable experience in adopting a defensive legal strategy that will mitigate your loss. We know how to take advantage of the key moments in the valuation process and, as a consequence, leverage adequate compensation as quickly as possible.
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