When a local authority needs to give someone a certificate of land under section 107, the chief executive of the local authority can sign it. This is usually how it’s done, unless there’s a special rule saying it should be done differently.
You should know that this rule is part of a bigger law about public works. It’s specifically about giving land instead of money when the government needs to use someone’s property.
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Except as otherwise specially provided, any certificate of grant of land by a local authority under section 107 may be executed on its behalf by the chief executive of the local authority.
