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Guest -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2017] JRC 069 (10 May 2017)
The Royal Court refused a one-day-late planning appeal extension: although Article 6 ECHR was engaged, no exceptional circumstances justified relief.
Whitworth -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2015] JRC 189 (15 September 2015)
Third-party planning appeal allowed: the Royal Court held there was no sufficient justification to depart from Green Zone policy and quashed permission, except for a fence extension.
Bougeard -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2015] JRC 176 (26 August 2015)
Third-party planning appeal over a Green Zone extension was dismissed. The court held the Minister’s grant of permission was not unreasonable.
Team Management Limited -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2014] JRC 031 (03 February 2014)
The Royal Court allowed a planning appeal, holding that the Panel had unfairly relied on irrelevant gross-margin conditions from a temporary dwelling when refusing a new barn.
Cox and Eynon -v- Minister of Planning and Environment [2013] JRC 141 (22 July 2013)
Planning appeal dismissed: the court upheld permission in principle for a replacement dwelling in Jersey’s Green Zone, finding no irrationality or material error in the Minister’s decision.
Ferrara -v- Minister for Planning [2010] JRC 108 (08 June 2010)
Appeals over planning permission for marquee events at St Ouen’s Manor were allowed in part: the court imposed limits on event frequency and revised access conditions.
Steenson -v- Minister of Planning [2009] JRC 244A (14 December 2009)
The Royal Court of Jersey allowed a third-party planning appeal, finding the grant of permission for a substantial roof extension in the Green Zone unreasonable.
Minister for Planning and Environment -v- Dorey [2009] JCA 219 (19 November 2009)
The Court of Appeal allowed the Minister’s appeal, holding that the Royal Court should not have quashed the refusal of planning permission or imposed a condition requiring materially different development.
Dorey -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2009] JRC 147 (28 July 2009)
The Royal Court allowed an appeal against refusal of vehicular access to a home, finding the safety risks of the existing pedestrian access outweighed the landscape objections.
Token Ltd v Planning and Environment [2001] JRC 236 (28 November 2001)
The Royal Court of Jersey dismissed Token Limited’s planning appeal, holding that refusal of permission for three bungalows in the Green Zone was not unreasonable.
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