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Your home can be taken from you
Many will know that the dysfunctional NSW government is passing legislation to allow compulsory purchase of private property, not for public works (which in some cases is a necessary evil) but to hand over to developers who will profit immensely by the deal.
Whatever your feelings about the man, Barry O'Farrell - the opposition leader - has set up a protest about the iniquity of this: http://handsoffourhomes.myelectorate...=39&Itemid=126 and asks all who are affronted by the idea to sign. |
Re: Your home can be taken from you
Whoever is responsible for this idea deserves the death penalty.
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Re: Your home can be taken from you
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 8866942)
Whoever is responsible for this idea deserves the death penalty.
Welcome to the NSW Labour government. S |
Re: Your home can be taken from you
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 8866948)
Welcome to the NSW Labour government.
S |
Re: Your home can be taken from you
Originally Posted by man_called_Horse
(Post 8866992)
Don't worry they are History
God, let's hope so... S |
Re: Your home can be taken from you
How does it work? Say if you have your own home they can make you sell it?
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Whats the word for when the QLD government forces you to sell your house for like the airport link or the clem 7. Its bugging me now,
Its something like retained, or recovered ors omething. They make it sound like they're doing the public a service. Ahhhhh :banghead: whats the word. JTL |
Re: Your home can be taken from you
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
(Post 8866999)
Whats the word for when the QLD government forces you to sell your house for like the airport link or the clem 7. Its bugging me now,
Its something like retained, or recovered ors omething. They make it sound like they're doing the public a service. Ahhhhh :banghead: whats the word. JTL I always thought it was a compulsory purchase, but maybe another word is better? S |
Re: Your home can be taken from you
I remember a similar idea being floated in the USA circa 2005. Nutters.
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Re: Your home can be taken from you
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
(Post 8866999)
Whats the word for when the QLD government forces you to sell your house for like the airport link or the clem 7. Its bugging me now,
Its something like retained, or recovered ors omething. They make it sound like they're doing the public a service. Ahhhhh :banghead: whats the word. JTL |
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Re: Your home can be taken from you
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 8867008)
I always thought it was a compulsory purchase, but maybe another word is better?
S I remember thinking at the time, you'd have to be an absolute nutter to buy land in Spain where the self-serving council can just take over your land when their mates in the construction industry want it. Welcome to NSW :eek: JTL |
Re: Your home can be taken from you
Originally Posted by Hino
(Post 8867017)
Resumed ?
Thats it! http://www.couriermail.com.au/proper...-1225927547240 Resumed. :blink: Such a weird term. The house is going to be resumed.... thats alright, it hadn't stopped. JTL |
Re: Your home can be taken from you
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
(Post 8867020)
No it's something like 'redacted' or reducted. Anyway, I watched a doco a few years ago about people who bought houses in Spain, and they were then horrified to find the local council could just take over half their land and give it to developers.
I remember thinking at the time, you'd have to be an absolute nutter to buy land in Spain where the self-serving council can just take over your land when their mates in the construction industry want it. Welcome to NSW :eek: JTL Yes, the corrupt link between government and developers here really needs to be stamped out. S |
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signed :thumbup:
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