I mean you can't take his property because of your own hangups...
I mean you can't take his property because of your own hangups...You do mean Anglo-Irish What did the Duke of wellington say again about a barn.
I'm not talking about who owns it being grounds for a CPO but rather expanding the law to include other areas that the state deems it desirable to be in state ownership, be they for heritage or other reasons.
Current CPO legislation must already have got around the constitutional right to own property and other legal issues, that's why I suggested it as a process rather than starting from scratch.
I'm sure it would be robustly challenged in the courts though.
It’s not a hang-up all these place were taken by force from Irish people, so you're saying the passage of time makes it OK.I mean you can't take his property because of your own hangups...
So do you condemn what's happening in South Africa and Zimbabwe. The land seizure from white farmers.Would you be comfortable with a law that allows the state to take your property if they deem it desirable?
That's what a CPO is.Would you be comfortable with a law that allows the state to take your property if they deem it desirable?
It isn't as vague as "it's desirable "though. It has to be for a specific purpose ( usually infrastructure) and there has to not be a viable alternativeThat's what a CPO is.
How do you think we build motorways etc?
It's currently owned by an Irish person...It’s not a hang-up all these place were taken by force from Irish people, so you're saying the passage of time makes it OK.
That's why I said it would be tough to draft the legislation but I think it could be done.It isn't as vague as "it's desirable "though. It has to be for a specific purpose ( usually infrastructure) and there has to not be a viable alternative
You're missing the point, say a Jewish person owns a painting that was originally looted by the Nazis from another Jewish person does that make it OK for him to keep it.It's currently owned by an Irish person..
Just a note on this:You do mean Anglo-Irish What did the Duke of wellington say again about a barn.
