The impact of compulsory land acquisition can be wide ranging extending not only to landowners, but also to environmental landscapes and communities in need of vital infrastructure.
A fictitious compulsory land acquisition scenario, involving a landowner who decides to object to the acquisition of their land and litigate the matter in the Land Court of Queensland, will be seen
through the eyes of a constructing authority decision maker, solicitor, valuation expert, barrister and judge.
Panellists will include:
• Madeleine Copley, Solicitor, Colin Biggers and Paisley, as a moderator
• Allan Lonergan, Partner, Colin Biggers and Paisley, as the solicitor
• Tom Walton, Director, Urbis, as the expert valuer
• Roger Traves QC, Barrister, Level Twenty Seven Chambers, as the barrister
• President Kingham of the Land Court of Queensland, as the judge
• Kristi Riedel, Barrister, Level Twenty Seven Chambers, as a moderator
• Panellist as the constructing authority decision maker
Wednesday 11 September 2019
1730 for 1800 start, refreshments will follow the panel session
Supreme Court Library of Queensland, L 12, 415 George Street, Brisbane
Registration is free
RSVP to Tamara McCombe, Records Manager, Level Twenty Seven Chambers
tamara.mccombe@qldbar.asn.au/07 3008 3927
