(1) Parts III, V and VIII of the Land Acquisition Act [Chapter 20:10] other transection 11, shall, subject to subsection (4) and of section forty-eight and of any condition imposed in terms of subparagraph (iv) of paragraph (b) of subsection (8) of section twenty-six, apply to the expropriation of land in terms of section forty-five.
(2) Where any land which is reserved for a particular purpose in an operative master plan or local plan or an approved scheme is to be acquired by expropriation in terms of section forty-five, the local planning authority may, or if so requested by the acquiring authority or the owner of the land concerned shall, issue a certificate stating the type of development or use which would have been permitted on the land and details of the conditions subject to which such permit would have been granted had the land concerned not been reserved for that particular purpose in the operative master plan or local plan or the approved scheme, as the case may be.
(3) If any person is dissatisfied with any certificate issued by a local planning authority in terms of subsection (2), he may, within one month of such certificate having been issued or such longer period as the President of the Administrative Court may in writing authorize, appeal to the Administrative Court in such manner as may be prescribed in rules and the Administrative Court may make such order as it deems fit.
(4) In awarding compensation for land acquired by expropriation in terms of section forty-five the Administrative Court shall have due regard to a certificate issued in terms of subsection (2).