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44Prohibitions or restrictions on land use imposed for Crossrail purposes

(1)    This section applies where—

(a)    a prohibition of or restriction on the use of land is imposed by a covenant or agreement between a person interested in the land (“the promisor”) and the Secretary of State, and

(b)    the covenant or agreement is made for purposes connected with Crossrail.

(2)    The Secretary of State may enforce the prohibition or restriction against persons deriving title from or under the promisor in respect of land to which it relates as if—

(a)    the Secretary of State were possessed of adjacent land, and

(b)    the covenant or agreement had been expressed to be made for the benefit of such land.

(3)    Section 2(c) of the Local Land Charges Act 1975 (c 76) (under which a prohibition or restriction enforceable by a Minister of the Crown under a covenant or agreement is not a local land charge if binding on successive owners because made for the benefit of land of the Minister) shall not apply to the prohibition or restriction.

NOTES
Initial Commencement
Royal Assent

Royal Assent: 22 July 2008: (no specific commencement provision).

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