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22.—(1) Subject to articles 28 and 30 and to paragraphs (3) and (4), the Lands Tribunal may by order, on the application of a member–
(a)discharge or vary a rule of the Development Management Scheme (other than a rule in Part 2 of the Development Management Scheme) in relation to a unit owned by that member;
(b)preserve, as mentioned in article 9(3), a rule in respect of which intimation of a proposal to register a deed of variation has been given under article 9(1); or
(c)determine any question as to the validity, applicability or enforceability of a rule of the Development Management Scheme or as to how it is to be construed.
(2) Where the Lands Tribunal refuse an application under paragraph (1)(b), they are to vary or discharge the rule accordingly.
(3) It is not competent to make an application under paragraph (1)(b)–
(a)after the expiry of the period mentioned in article 9(3), except with the consent of the association; or
(b)after there has been, in relation to the proposal, endorsement under article 9(4).
(4) Variation which would impose a new obligation or would result in the owner of a unit becoming entitled to enforce an obligation shall not be competent on an application under paragraph (1)(a) unless the owner of the unit subject, or to be made subject, to the obligation consents.
(5) Subject to paragraph (7), an order discharging or varying a rule may–
(a)where made under paragraph (1)(a) direct the applicant; or
(b)where made by virtue of the refusal of an application under paragraph (1)(b), direct the association,
to pay to any person who was entitled to enforce the rule, such sum as the Lands Tribunal may think it just to award under one, but not both, of the heads mentioned in paragraph (6).
(6) The heads are–
(a)a sum to compensate for any substantial loss or disadvantage suffered by the member, as owner of a unit, in consequence of the discharge or variation;
(b)a sum to make up for any effect which the rule produced, at the time when it was created, in reducing the consideration then paid or made payable for the burdened unit.
(7) A direction under paragraph (5) shall be made only if the person directed consents.
(8) Subject to paragraph (9), an order discharging or varying a rule may impose on a unit a new rule or vary a rule extant at the time the order is made.
(9) An imposition under paragraph (8) shall be made only if the owner of the unit consents.
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