Peak Park Joint Planning Board v SoS Environment and Waller
Language: English Series: Journal of Planning and Environment Law ; (1991) JPL 744-746(3)Publication details: 1991Subject(s): Summary: The SoS`s inspector found that there was no demand for town dwellers or commuters in the area so that the proviso of granting planning permission to convert a farm outbuilding to a dwelling house, namely that the conversion and the farmhouse were subject to an agricultural occupancy condition, was unreasonable. However, the court found the inspector to have reasoned in a contradictory manner since the farm owners appealed to the inspector because the agricultural occupancy condition would cause financial difficulties in raising money on the equity of the farmhouse.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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The SoS`s inspector found that there was no demand for town dwellers or commuters in the area so that the proviso of granting planning permission to convert a farm outbuilding to a dwelling house, namely that the conversion and the farmhouse were subject to an agricultural occupancy condition, was unreasonable. However, the court found the inspector to have reasoned in a contradictory manner since the farm owners appealed to the inspector because the agricultural occupancy condition would cause financial difficulties in raising money on the equity of the farmhouse.