Ferrara v Planning & Environment Min. [2010] JLR_Note 32 (08 June 2010)
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Holding and result
The court held that the procedure for decision in planning law requires consideration of all relevant matters.
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Ferrara
ApplicantPlanning & Environment Minister
Respondent03
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Whether the Planning & Environment Minister considered all relevant matters in making the planning decision
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- Applicant
- The applicant contends that the Minister failed to consider all relevant matters in the planning decision process.
- Respondent
- The respondent asserts that all relevant matters were duly considered in accordance with the law.
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planning law
A decision-maker must consider all relevant matters when making a planning decision.
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The court held that the procedure for decision in planning law requires consideration of all relevant matters.
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