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The purpose of this paper is to provide an annual update on case law relating to compulsory purchase and compensation.

Researching decisions made by the Court of Appeal and Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) in the field of compensation. Commentary on the legal and valuation implications of a selection of those cases is provided.

In the last year, there have been a number of interesting cases concerning residual valuations, blight caused by HS2, and Tree Preservation Orders.

The research is limited by the case law available in the last 12 months and this has been a relatively quiet year.

The commentary should assist practitioners to formulate claims for compensation having regard to recent developments in case law.

Its originality and value lies in the fact that it is based on recent legal decisions which have not yet been widely reported.

Annual update on caselaw relating to compulsory purchase and compensation. This paper aims to discuss these issues.

Research of decisions made by the Court of Appeal and lands tribunal in the filed of compensation. Commentary on the legal and valuation implications of a selection of those decisions.

In the last year there have been a number of interesting cases concerning whether losses based on the value of land can be claimed under the head of disturbance.

The research is naturally limited by the caselaw available in the last 12 months but this has been a relatively busy year.

The commentary should assist practitioners to formulate claims for compensation having regard to recent developments in case law.

It is originality and value relies on the fact that it is based on new legal decisions which have not yet been widely reported.