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The Upper Tribunal modified a recent restrictive covenant to allow a third dwelling, finding the covenant no longer gave Rysa a practical benefit of substantial value.
The High Court held that the covenant benefit over the Green Land had not passed to Alpha Trust, but had been transferred in relation to the Sliver.
Canterbury City Council acted lawfully and rationally in granting planning permission for the slip road development without requiring an Environmental Impact Assessment. The Council properly considered the loss of Park and Ride capacity, relied on consultation responses from the highways authority, and was entitled to conclude that the environmental effects were not likely to be significant. The Council complied with its duty to inform itself and was not required to assess hypothetical future expansion schemes for the P&R. The reliance on section 278 Highways Act 1980 did not render the decis…
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Professional negligence claim against Womble Bond Dickinson dismissed after the court found no breach, no causation, and no realistic planning chance.
The High Court refused an extension of time for service in a section 288 planning statutory review, holding that late service on the interested parties defeated jurisdiction.
Arun District Council v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government & Ors [2026] EWHC 1172 (Admin) (15 May 2026)
The High Court refused Arun District Council permission for section 288 review after late service on the developers deprived the court of jurisdiction.
The High Court dismissed a section 288 challenge to a planning inspector’s decision, holding that a lawful development certificate did not restrict motorcycle numbers.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a planning judicial review appeal over a new household waste recycling centre, holding that alternative sites were adequately considered and no material factual error occurred.
Hilltop Experiences Ltd, R (On the Application Of) v Norfolk County Council [2026] EWCA Civ 541 (06 May 2026)
Court of Appeal dismissed a planning judicial review challenge over a new household waste recycling centre, holding the alternatives assessment and officer report were not unlawful.
The High Court refused permission for a late judicial review of Elmbridge’s planning permission, rejecting an extension of time and finding notification was adequate.
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