Compensation

G. Compensation.—

1. (1) No person shall have any claim against the Committee or the owner for any damage which he may sustain in consequence of the prohibition of erection of any building.
2. (2) The Committee shall make reasonable compensation to any person for any damage he may sustain on account of the prohibition if the prohibition is necessary for the health or safety of the public or any class or body of persons: Provided that the Committee shall not be liable to pay any compensation to any person for any damage he may sustain by the reason of the erection or any part thereof being set back under section, or in respect of any building being immediately preceding such prohibition, in a ruinous or dangerous condition or unfit for human habitation.
3. (3) The Committee shall not be liable to pay any compensation to any person for any damage or loss which he may sustain in consequence of the inclusion of any part of his land in a public road or for the set-back of any building or land belonging to him.