(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(ii)
adjudged or otherwise declared bankrupt or
insolvent persons of unsound mind,
in the execution of judgements or order of
courts;
by reason of such property being in a
dangerous state or liable to cause injuries to
the health of human beings, animals or
plants;
in consequence of any law with respect to
the limitation of actions; or
for so long as such taking of possession may
be necessary for the purpose of any
examination, investigation, trial or inquiry,
or, in the cases of land, the carrying out
thereon.
Of work of soil conservation or the
conservation of other resources; or
Of agricultural development or improvement
which the owner occupier of the land has
been required and has without reasonable or
lawful excuse refused or failed, to carryout,
except so far as that provision, or as the case
may be the thing done under the authority
thereof is shown not to be reasonably
justifiable in a democratic society.
(3)
Nothing in this section shall be construed as affecting the
making or operation of any law for the compulsory taking
in the public interest of any property, or the compulsory
acquisition in the public interest of any interest in or right
over property, where that property interest is held by a
body corporate which is established directly by any law and
in which no monies are provided by an Act of the National
Assembly.
(4)
where a compulsory acquisition of land by or on behalf of
the Government involves the displacement of any
inhabitant who occupy the land under customary law, the
Government shall resettle the displaced inhabitants on
suitable alternative land with due regard to their economic
well being and social and cultural values.
(5)
Any such property of whatever description compulsorily
taken possession of, and any interest in or right over
property of any description compulsorily acquired in the
public interest for a public purpose for which it is taken or
acquired.