[204D Liability]
Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

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[(1)     Where liability to IL would arise in respect of proposed development (in accordance with provision made by a charging authority under and by virtue of section 204B and IL regulations) a person may assume liability to pay the levy.

(2)     An assumption of liability—

(a)     may be made before development commences, and

(b)     must be made in accordance with any provision of IL regulations about the procedure for assuming liability.

(3)     A person who assumes liability for IL before the commencement

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