Roger Simpson v City of Sydney Council [2015] NSWLEC 1555
The amendment removing the skylight and terrace and replacing them with casement windows did not alter the essential characterisation of the development, which concerned alterations and additions to the roof of the terrace. Therefore, the amendment does not constitute a new development application and the court has power to grant leave to rely on the amended plans.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 30 October 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Development Application Appeal (class 1) / Notice of Motion to Amend Development Application (interlocutory)
- Outcome
- Leave granted to rely on amended plans
- Legal Topics
- ['amendment of Development Application' 'leave to Rely on Amended Plans' 'characterisation of Development Application']
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Procedural Posture
Development Application Appeal (class 1) / Notice of Motion to Amend Development Application (interlocutory)
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether leave should be granted to rely on amended plans' 'Whether the amendment constitutes a new development application']
Ratio Decidendi
The amendment removing the skylight and terrace and replacing them with casement windows did not alter the essential characterisation of the development, which concerned alterations and additions to the roof of the terrace. Therefore, the amendment does not constitute a new development application and the court has power to grant leave to rely on the amended plans.
Court Disposition
Leave granted to rely on amended plans
Orders
- ['Leave granted to the applicant to rely on the amended drawings/plans in the development application' 'Order made under s 97B(2) allowing the amendment']
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