58 Effect of correction
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (2004 c 5) | Legislation

58  Effect of correction

(1)     If a correction is made in pursuance of section 56—

(a)     the original decision is taken not to have been made;

(b)     the decision is taken for all purposes to have been made on the date the correction notice is issued.

(2)     If a correction is not made—

(a)     the original decision continues to have full force and effect;

(b)     nothing in this Part affects anything done in pursuance of or in respect of the decision.

(3)     Section 288 of the principal Act (proceedings for questioning the validity of certain decisions) applies to the correction notice as if it were an action on the part of the Secretary of State

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