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11.—(1) Subject to paragraph (2), the proposer may withdraw the proposal by notice sent to the VO.
(2) Where the proposer was a ratepayer in respect of the hereditament at the date of the proposal but is no longer, the proposal may not be withdrawn unless the person who is currently the ratepayer agrees in writing.
(3) Where—
(a)within two months from the day on which the VO receives a proposal, an IP notifies the VO in writing that the IP wishes to be a party to the proceedings in respect of that proposal (an “IP’s notice”) and
(b)after receiving an IP’s notice, the proposal is withdrawn,
the VO shall give notice of the withdrawal to the IP.
(4) Where, within six weeks from the day on which the IP receives the VO’s notice under paragraph (3), the IP notifies the VO in writing that the IP is aggrieved by the withdrawal of the proposal—
(a)the notification shall, if the IP would at the date of the proposal have been competent to make that proposal, be treated for the purposes of the following provisions of these Regulations as if it had been a proposal in the same terms made on the day on which the VO received the notification; and
(b)any resulting alteration shall have effect from the day which would have been applicable had there been no withdrawal under this regulation.
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