Carter v Windsor and Maidenhead RBC
Carter v Windsor and Maidenhead RBC
- 1988
- Rating & Valuation Reporter (1988) RA 241-247(7) .
LT 28 April 1988. Reference to LT on the amount of compensation payable by the council (W) to the landowner (C) under the Town and Country Planning Act 1971 ss164 and 165. C`s claim arose over 70.4 acres of agricultural land - old parkland situated adjacent to Windsor Forest . In 1985 C decided to sell the land in 15 parcels. W, concerned to avoid fragmentation made an Article 4 Direction , terminating planning permission in relation to the land. In 1986 C made an application for each parcel seeking permission for agricultural buildings ; all 15 applications were refused. Following the refusals C sold 69.48 acres at £1,750 pac approx. Eight months later 12.4 acres nearby were sold for £2,419 pac; this land was subject to a confirmed Article 4 direction. C submitted a claim for compensation at £160,000 in respect of loss and damage attributable to the refusal of consent. C claimed the land was worth £280,000 before the Article 4 direction and £120,000 afterwards, assuming that the lan
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PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT
LT 28 April 1988. Reference to LT on the amount of compensation payable by the council (W) to the landowner (C) under the Town and Country Planning Act 1971 ss164 and 165. C`s claim arose over 70.4 acres of agricultural land - old parkland situated adjacent to Windsor Forest . In 1985 C decided to sell the land in 15 parcels. W, concerned to avoid fragmentation made an Article 4 Direction , terminating planning permission in relation to the land. In 1986 C made an application for each parcel seeking permission for agricultural buildings ; all 15 applications were refused. Following the refusals C sold 69.48 acres at £1,750 pac approx. Eight months later 12.4 acres nearby were sold for £2,419 pac; this land was subject to a confirmed Article 4 direction. C submitted a claim for compensation at £160,000 in respect of loss and damage attributable to the refusal of consent. C claimed the land was worth £280,000 before the Article 4 direction and £120,000 afterwards, assuming that the lan
FARMLAND
PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT