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Planning law [2015] JRC 089

Le Marquand -v- Minister for Planning and Environment

Le Marquand -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2015] JRC 089 (01 May 2015)

The Royal Court of Jersey allowed a third-party planning appeal, holding that permission for waste-sorting use was unreasonable because the Minister lacked an adequate, technically sound EIA.

  • Retrospective planning permission
  • Environmental impact assessment
  • Ministerial decision-making
  • Enforcement proceedings
  • Planning-law
  • Environmental-impact-assessment
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Planning law [2013] JRC 227

Carter -v- Minister for Planning and Environment

Carter -v- Minister for Planning and Environment [2013] JRC 227 (19 November 2013)

The Royal Court dismissed a third party appeal against retrospective planning permission for fencing and screening works, holding the decision was not unreasonable.

  • Retrospective planning permission
  • Third party appeals
  • Listed buildings
  • Green zone development
  • Private rights vs planning permission
  • Retrospective-planning-permission
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Planning law

Carter v Planning Min.

Carter v Planning Min. [2014] 1 JLR_Note 4 (19 November 2013)

Planning appeal concerning whether retrospective planning permission should be granted. The report note records the dispute and the legal issue raised.

  • Retrospective planning permission
  • Planning appeals
  • Planning-law
  • Retrospective-planning-permission
  • Planning-appeals
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Planning law [2010] JRC 143B

Burnett -v- Minister for Planning

Burnett -v- Minister for Planning [2010] JRC 143B (03 August 2010)

The Royal Court dismissed a planning appeal over a retrospective pool house and land encroachment, holding the refusal was not unreasonable.

  • Retrospective planning permission
  • Enforcement notice
  • Curtilage definition
  • Exempt development
  • Island plan policies
  • Procedural fairness
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