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Eastwood D C v MacTaggart & Mickel Ltd

Language: English Series: Scottish Civil Law Reports ; 1992 SCLR 656-661(6)Publication details: 1992Subject(s): Summary: Court of Session. The planning authority (E) appealed against a decision of the SoS for Scotland, made on appeal, granting planning permission to M for a residential development. Conditions were attached to the consent. The ambiguity of the wording of the conditions were at issue. Held, that it was equally ultra vires to impose a condition which was void for uncertainty as to impose one which was absurd and produced a result that was clearly not the one intended. As the condition could not be severed from the planning permission the whole decision had to be quashed; appeal allowed and decision remitted to SoS to consider anew.
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Law report London Journal article A158 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 27348-1001

Court of Session. The planning authority (E) appealed against a decision of the SoS for Scotland, made on appeal, granting planning permission to M for a residential development. Conditions were attached to the consent. The ambiguity of the wording of the conditions were at issue. Held, that it was equally ultra vires to impose a condition which was void for uncertainty as to impose one which was absurd and produced a result that was clearly not the one intended. As the condition could not be severed from the planning permission the whole decision had to be quashed; appeal allowed and decision remitted to SoS to consider anew.