121 Supplementary provisions as to public path extinguishment and diversion orders
Highways Act 1980 (1980 c 66) | Legislation

121  Supplementary provisions as to public path extinguishment and diversion orders

(1)     A public path extinguishment order[, a rail crossing extinguishment order, [a special extinguishment order,] a public path diversion order or a rail crossing diversion order [, a rail crossing diversion order, a special diversion order or an SSSI diversion order]] affecting in any way the area of more than one council may contain provisions requiring one of the councils to defray, or contribute towards, expenses incurred in consequence of the order by another of the councils; and a public path diversion order [or a rail crossing diversion order] [, a rail crossing diversion order, a special diversion order or an SSSI diversion order] diverting a part of the line of a path or way [highway] from a site in the area of one local highway authority to a site in the area of another may provide that the first mentioned authority are to continue to be the highway authority for that part of the path or way [highway] after the diversion.

(2)     Section 28 above (compensation for loss caused by public path creation order) applies in relation to public path extinguishment orders[, rail crossing extinguishment orders, [special extinguishment orders,]

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