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hmm...... whoever gave you advice to ignore the request might get you in trouble.
in nz, there is law on compulsory acquisition if proper procedure is followed :-
Compulsory acquisition
Where voluntary agreement cannot be reached on the purchase of land for a public work, the Public Works Act provides for compulsory acquisition by the Crown through the Minister of Lands. This power will be exercised only after an acquiring authority (through an accredited supplier) has made all reasonable endeavours to negotiate in good faith the sale and purchase of your land, without reaching an agreement.
If the Crown intends to take your land and you object, you have the right to have your objection heard by the Environment Court. However, your right to object relates only to the taking of the land, not to the amount of compensation payable.
If you and the Crown cannot agree on the amount of compensation to be paid, the Act enables you to give notice to the Crown requesting that the issue of compensation be determined by the Land Valuation Tribunal. |
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