Le Vannais v Island Dev. Cttee. [1987] JLR 662 (09 December 1988)

Permission granted under the 1947 Regulations is revocable since its validity continued under subsequent legislation and is treated as revocable development permission under the 1964 Law.

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Citation: [1987] JLR 662
Parties: Applicant: Le Vannais; Respondent: Island Development Committee
Jurisdiction: Jersey
Judgment Date: 09 December 1988
Procedural Posture: Planning Law / Judgment
Outcome: permission revocable
Legal Topics: Planning Permission, Revocation

Planning Law Planning Permission Revocation

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Parties

Le Vannais

Applicant

Island Development Committee

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Planning Law / Judgment

Legal Issues

1 Whether planning permission granted under the Preservation of Amenities (Jersey) Regulations, 1947 is revocable under subsequent legislation

Ratio Decidendi

Permission granted under the 1947 Regulations is revocable since its validity continued under subsequent legislation and is treated as revocable development permission under the 1964 Law.

Court Disposition

permission revocable

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