- Source: Brighton Marina Act 1968
The Brighton Marina Act 1968 (c. ii) is an act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, which is still in force. The act authorised the Brighton Marina Company to construct a marina and other works on land reclaimed from the sea approximately 2 miles east of the centre of Brighton.
Provisions of the act
The act is divided into seven parts:
Part I – Preliminary
Part II – Works
Part III – Use of harbour and harbour charges
Part IV – Miscellaneous
Part V – Protective Provisions
Part VI – General
Part V – Protective provisions
Subsection s. 55(1) of part V states:
Subsection s. 59(1) of part V states:
= Brighton Marina Outer Harbour development 2006
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In 2006 Brighton and Hove City Council received legal advice that the council would not be acting unlawfully under part V of the act if they gave permission for the construction of the Outer Harbour development at the marina.
References
Brighton Marina Act 1968, Parliamentary Archives, Houses of Parliament
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