Fears can be fatal

Article Abstract:

Planning permission can be refused on unreasonable grounds in cases of appeal. The Court of Appeal always considers public complaints about proposed development programmes even if they are totally groundless. Issues involving noise and pollution are commonplace in court. The cases of Newport County Borough Council verses Secretary of State for Wales and Browning Ferris Environmental Services Ltd is considered.

Management, Interpretation and construction, Planning, City planning districts, City planning and redevelopment law

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A cautionary tale: a recent case that involved a challenge to a procedural ruling serves as a warning to participants in the planning system

Article Abstract:

The case of Cala Management Ltd v Scottish Ministers 2001 highlights the emphasis on protecting open spaces vulnerable to development pressure. It also gives an insight into how courts should deal with challenges to critical decisions on procedure taken by reporters.

Cases, Real estate industry

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